Marina Yacht Harbor

Boats at the Marina

Welcome to San Francisco Marina Small Craft Harbor. The San Francisco Marina, as it is also known, is a destination sought by thousands of boaters from all over the world. The oldest recreational marina operating in San Francisco, and perhaps the Greater Bay Area, the harbor has had vessels berthed in its original basin, now known as the West Harbor, since before the 1906 earthquake. The original marina was expanded in the mid-1960s and is now approximately 35 acres. The entire facility has 727 berths, including 15 end ties for guest berthing vessels up to 90 feet LOA, free pump out stations and a commercial fuel dock. San Francisco Marina also features a large and popular park, Marina Green, which is home to many events including Escape From Alcatraz and Fleet Week. Marina Green also has several “par course” workout stations along its perimeter. 

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Note: If you would like to make a reservation for the period of Fleet Week, you may begin to book on August 1, 2021. Reservations will be accepted in the order we receive; persons who are here in person will get priority and then we will accept phone calls to reserve.

In order to book a reservation, the Marina must have current vessel Registration/Documentation, current insurance, and a picture of valid identification.  We accept Visa, Mastercard, or Amex; cash or checks will not be accepted.

Row of boats at the Marina
Boats at the Marina at sunset
Sail boats at the Marina
Boat docked at the Marina
Jets flying in formation leaving trails of colorful smoke
People picking up trash
  1. Policy Information
  2. Berthing
  3. Wait List
  4. FAQs

Operational Policies

Seniority Lists for the West Harbor Reassignment

In accordance with the newly adopted West Harbor Re-assignment Policy, Marina Management has posted an initial Seniority List for each berth size based on the records we have indicating seniority dates for a continuous Berthing License (Rental Agreement or Mooring License). This Seniority List will be updated if and when individuals can show written evidence to prove a more senior date. If you have not already participated in our vessel inspections, please check your actual vessel length with the length we have on file, as you will only be assigned a berth that correctly fits your vessel, as the Marina Rules specify. Please contact the Habormaster if your actual vessel length is greater than the berth length you are assigned on this Seniority list.

Services

San Francisco Marina offers several services to our boaters. Marina office hours are: Seven days per week, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. After hours (call the office number, (415) 831-6322, which will roll over to Park Patrol after normal office hours).

Keys and Permanent parking permits are issued only during normal business hours. Temporary Parking Permits are available at the Harbor office during normal business hours seven days a week.

Environmental Info

Used Oil Recycling: Available to all of our Berth Holders. Limited to uncontaminated used engine oil and oil filters. Receptacle container is located in the northeast parking lot near City Yachts. Please do not dispose contaminated oil. We also offer free absorbent pads, and free used oil absorbent (bilge pads) disposal.

For all other toxic waste, please contact Recology by calling 415-330-1405.

Sewage Discharge: Two Pump Out Stations are available, 24 hours a day, / seven days a week and FREE to all boaters. The West Harbor Pump Out dock is located just north of the Harbor Office (on the south side of the channel and across from the Golden Gate Yacht Club). The East Harbor Pump Out is located at the fuel dock. Both Pump Out stations have portable toilet rinsing stations as well.

FUEL: City Yachts/Gas House Fuel Dock provides both diesel and gasoline. Their hours are 9:00 am until 5:00 pm every day.

(415) 567-8880

Vessel Turn-in Program

The Vessel Turn-In Program (VTIP) is a program created to help boat owners surrender their unwanted recreational boats to a local participating VTIP agency, free of charge. This helpful and proactive program is administered by California State Parks Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW), and grants are awarded annually to qualified local public agencies statewide. Commercial vessels are not covered under this program.