This review covers the marina's sideline as a camping & RV spot; we didn't have a boat. There are two gravel RV parking places with electricity, and some other gravel space for a third; we were tent camping, and found ourselves with the choice between the swampy, rocky breakwater or the gravel parking lot. We went for the parking lot. There's some picnic tables near the marina clubhouse, and two bathrooms (one with a shower). There's drinking water either in the bathrooms, or at a spigot on the bathroom building. Showers are apparently included in the price of an overnight, as far as we could tell. The views across the water are quite nice, but the camping area itself is filled with dry-docked boats, boat trailers (some coming and going), and unused construction equipment, which gives the place a post-apocalyptic wasteland feel. It's nice to be on the same island as Alnes and the spectacular hikes over and around the local mountain, but I'd find somewhere else to stay next time. read more