Wonderful little park and marina on Bass River in South Yarmouth next to the Bass River bridge…read more They just finished building a beautiful pavilion and restroom facility. There is a big marina where charter fishing boats moor and police and fire boats. Lots of parking. Watch all the fishing boats bring in there haul of the day. Cute little place in a nice historic area. Watch the boats go by. Chat with the fishermen. I run thru there all the time and it is always full of action.

We attended a wedding at the West Dennis Yacht Club on Saturday, and I am happy to report that the…read morefacility was a great destination. Despite Mother Nature not cooperating as the remnants of Hurricane Jose brought cooler than normal temps for late September combined with breezy conditions, clouds and rain, the West Dennis Yacht Club was prepared for the day. The facility was prepared with a tent if needed for the ceremony, but the couple and their family decided to take their vows outside despite the breezy and misty conditions. While challenging for the hair and sleeveless outfits, the couple completed their vows and were determined to enjoy their first moments as husband and wife. White chairs on the green grass in front of the waterfront setting was impressive despite the lack of blue skies and sun. Indoors for the reception, the facility was sized for a 150 or so sized wedding with up to 20 tables and a head table. This left some room for the band and a modest dance floor on one side and the bar and mingling area on the other side. The outdoor deck provided the perfect location for the raw bar as well as a place to get fresh air, stretch your legs or enjoy conversation without the pageantry of the wedding reception and band. I would recommend a wedding less than 150 to provide more flow and better acoustics particularly for toasts and speeches. Wedding food is generally never a highlight of the day, but the choices of entree were up to the challenge. The choice of chicken, beef, or vegetarian (eggplant lasagne) were all prepared with side vegetables (zucchini, summer squash, onion) and a salad of greens with mozzarella cheese drizzled with a vinaigrette dressing. Overall, the food was well done. The staff was friendly and accommodating with service that was ever present, yet not disruptive. The bartenders were busy with the bar open from 4PM until 11PM, but were always smiling and ready to accommodate varying eclectic tastes. If you are interested in a waterfront Cape Cod wedding, I would recommend you look at the West Dennis Yacht Club....hopefully Mother Nature is more accommodating, but it is nice to know that they are able to accommodate less than ideal conditions too.

I was on the way to my mooring in barnstable harbor when the gas cut out to my brand new 115…read morehorsepower Yamaha. I remembered from my youth that I used to bring my boat down to milway Marina for some help on my engine and I actually would work on it with them but that was over 50 years ago. So when I got there they no longer fix them right at the marina. But I talked to Ian, the service manager and he said they'd be able to take a look at it. Well he got in his boat and he went out to my boat on the harbor mooring diagnose the problem and fixed it right there. One of the valves from the gas tank was stuck shut and it was above my grade level. In the summer to get such service I must say I was very happy. He pointed out another problem that I hopefully will get fixed this fall with him. Couldn't have asked for better service.... It's amazing. Sometimes you go into the Marine shops during the summer and they say I just don't want any more business... Ian went out of his way to gain a new customer.

We just had seakeeper ride installed on our 32 ' center console. Carla and her team were fantastic…read more Very knowledgeable, professional and attentive. Ian picked up and delivered the boat to and from Hyannis, while Carla was keeping me updated with progress photos. I would highly recommend Millway Marina for any service needs you have. Paul M Hyannis, MA

I have racked my boat at Brewer Fiddler's Cove for the past two summers. This is my favorite…read moremarina on the Cape! The staff are incredibly helpful, and always have the forklift heading towards my boat when they see me pull into the parking lot. The hours are reasonable (8am to 6pm), and the facilities are perfect for day trippers (bathrooms, area to play cards, etc). If you are looking for a place to put your boat in, I highly recommend Brewer Fiddler's Cove.

Great place to dock your boat... Very friendly staff and great service to put all size boats in the…read morewater.. Beautiful neighborhood as you drive in. i was only there for work to promote our new 2021 Chevy trailblazer activ but had a great time.

Incredibly professional service.. Punctual, attentive and…read morefriendly Every aspect of my recent haul was fantastic! Thanks.

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Hands down this is by far the best marina Ive been at. Fred, the dockmaster, is the greatest guy,…read moreknows everything and very funny. He makes you feel at home. Ive been all over this harbor and never got treated so well by everyone except for here . This is my second time here and I get the same experience. I wish they had winter storage!!!!!

Dockmaster Fred is super helpful, the place is kept very clean despite all the commerical fishing…read morevessels but you do have to pry gate key cards out of his tightly held fist. Had the chance to be in the shipyard for a pig roast/pot luck and it was a dang good dock party and some dang good roast pig!

To anyone saying "the boats are crappy" or "boo hoo, they were rude to me". You are the type of…read morepeople turning P town from a once raw, rebellious, unpredictable, and ruggedly cool destination into a generic, gentrified, homogenized, safe, and dare I say: lame ass tourist town. JSYK, I have no affiliation with Flyers but I do have a true affinity for this once bohemian paradise. Where tough fishermen mingled freely with artists and writers. Where young hippies hung out with drag queens. Where thrifty tourists came to buy cheesey t shirts and giggle with innocent curiosity at the boys holding hands. Sure, you can still find some of these things in town: if you squint your eyes just a little and know where to look. But sadly, the P in P town now stands less for poets, painting, Portuguese, or penis and more for PARODY. As in: a parody of itself and what it once was. Places like Flyer's are what keeps what's left of that fantastic funk that this place was once so famous for, ALIVE! So toughen up! Release your inner pirate! Make sure your tetanus shot is up to date! And support a business like Flyer's! So what if they're a little grumpy. Try dealing with annoying tourists who are looking for a Disneyland experience and asking the same lame questions...ALL...DAY...LONG! You'd be grumpy too. And don't complain about the price! You just paid $30.00 just to leave your car in one spot. Boats are expensive to buy and even more expensive to maintain! That's why you don't have one and you're renting one. Finally: Seeing P town from the water is the best way to almost step back in time and experience it as it once was. Think about it. It truly is. Flyers rocks! Flyers rules! End of story!

Flyers was recommended to us by a friend and they did not disappoint! We took out two kayaks for an…read morehour to explore the area and it was wonderful seeing Ptown from a different angle. An extra big shoutout to Myles for answering every question and getting these kayak newbies on track for a great experience.

The staff at the Marina is always friendly and helpful. The last two years have been especially…read moredifficult for them with COVID last year and COVID and the construction this year. I feel from them trying to navigate around that parking lot, it's never easy preseason launching all the boats, mid season with some many boaters and post season pulling and winterizing. They always greet people with a smile! Mark, Jason, Keith, Jimmy, Chickie, Zack, Roger, Tracey, Chris, Doug, Bill, etc.. are all wonderful. I see some negative posts above about the channel depth, it's actually the responsibility of the Feds to dredge that, not sure why it didn't happen this year. The folks at the gas dock are great as well! I do wish the restaurant would open! Oh and if we could keep the slip prices the same for at least one year that'd be awesome! Great place because of the people working at the Marina.

From the owner: Home to luxury vessels and serious sport fishermen, Safe Harbor Green Harbor rests just a quarter…read moremile from the open ocean of Cape Cod Bay. Drop by the bait shop before a day of fishing or share the day's stories over a meal at the waterfront Bar and Grill. With an array of full-service amenities, cruisers and anglers alike will enjoy this ideal port for water adventures of any kind.

I had my boat hauled at Crosbys today and was met with exceptional service from a team that clearly…read morecares about their customers and takes pride in their work. Extremely professional and talented team. I would trust Crosby Yacht Yard with any size project.

Great marina with a privately owned restaurant on site (dockage available), knowledgeable staff and…read moregas dock with great hours.