Smitty was amazing. Friendly and helpful while delivering diesel and local knowledge. The marina is…read morespiffy--well kept painted docks, quaint shingled buildings and yacht club, and competitive fuel prices (way better than up north!). It's definitely worth a drop by when emerging from the Point Pleasant canal south bound!

Best place on Barnagat Bay to fuel up your boat. Consistently among the best price for gas. Easy…read moredocking in and out and Smitty and his crew are always helpful in getting you in and out safely. Great place.

Glad I found an honest place that does great work! Very friendly group that's easy to work with. I…read morewas out of town so they even did me the favor of picking up my boat from a nearby marina.

From the owner: Full service marina, boat slips up to 40', winter storage, public boat ramp, we work on all…read moremanufacturers!

a trip back in time to the way marinas used to be- great personal service and a warm friendly…read moreatmosphere. Martin

Cassidy's Marina is a hidden gem at the Jersey shore. Docking a boat there feels like staying at a…read morefirst rate New England County Inn. It may not have the fancy amenities of newer marinas but is extremely well-maintained. Fellow boaters are friendly. The Cassidy brothers live on site so they are available 24/7 to assist boaters. The location provides easy access for cruising Barnegat Bay and is only a few minutes from the Manasquan inlet and the ocean. Great value for the price. I rated Cassidy's the full Five Stars but its more like Five and an half

I recently had a very disappointing experience at Blue Lagoon Marina that ended with me coming very…read moreclose to pressing charges. I rented a slip from the owner, Barbara, who seemed nice at first. She required cash immediately to hold the slip, which I found a bit odd but went along with it because the price was right and the marina had great ratings. However, it quickly became clear that Barbara had also rented the same slip to other people and took their money as well. This is how the story of lies began. To try and fix the cascading situation she offered to move me to the bulk head which I agreed to. Just a day before I was set to move in, she informed me that I couldn't use the bulkhead because she doesn't actually own the rights to it. When I asked for a refund she said she would call me back two days later because she might have a slip for me. She failed to call me back and was not answering my calls or text. Finally Barbara returned my call and told me that I could not use her marina. I immediately asked for a refund. Barbara was unable to immediately return my money. She tried lying to me, claiming that an attorney would send me a check in a week. I asked for her attorney's name and The name she provided did not exist. I then confronted her at the marina and she told me that she would be back at 1:30 with my money. She never came back and stopped answering my calls. She only communicated through text after her grand disappearing act. I caught Barbara in several more lies, which finally led me to file a police report for stolen money. After several threats of civil and criminal action, Barbara finally returned my money a day later. I fear she may have scammed another person to gather the money she needed to repay me. Barbara and Blue Lagoon Marina were facing charges of theft by deception but avoided these charges by turning over the money just 60 minutes before the deadline I gave her before I pressed official charges. She was very surprised to see the great men of the Brick Police Department when she finally turned over my money. This was officially documented by the Brick Township Police.

This place is a scam paid for a slip and then they cancelled and stopped answering all calls!read more

I've been going here for nearly 16 years, my parents much longer, and we've been disappointed for…read morethe past 2 years. It's impossible to get out during low tide due to the extremely low water and the amount of sediment in the river. This marina needs to be dredged badly. Until it is, whenever it's low tide I personally suggest the nearby Safe Harbor Manasquan River. We used it last year at low tide, and it worked great.

I have lived in the area for 30 years and have used most of the marina's on the manasquan. I used…read moreLighning Jack for 18 months and got to know it and the people who run it very well. The bottom line is that there are many marina's in the area that will likely give you a much better boating experience. I will not come back. The woman who basically runs the office is Sue. She does a great job and will make you feel right at home. No problems here! Carl, the marina mechanic, is extremely unpredictable. One moment he is friendly and helpful, and the next he will make things very difficult for you. Keep in mind, if you have a problem with your boat Carl is your only option. You will not be permitted to do any work yourself, and you will not be permitted to let an outside contractor do the work either. It's use Carl on his schedule or tow your boat somewhere else. Carl and his son winterized my boat. This service included shrink wrapping the entire boat, a procedure which required first removing its outriggers. After the storage period when the shrink wrap was removed I found one of the outriggers broken. the problem obviously occurred when the outriggers were removed from the boat. When I reported it to Carl he explained that he remembers it was a cold day at the end of the season when he winterized the boat and he didn't remember what happened to the outrigger which was absolutely in perfect shape when I brought the boat to the marina. I realize it had been a while since the boat was taken out of the water but that's the nature of winter storage. The customer does not get to look under the shrink wrap to be surevthe job was done right. Don't you expect some sort of documentation, or at least a phone call if something is broken by the mechanic when work is done? To make matters worse, I clearly remember calling Carl the day after the boat was wrapped to ask how things went.. That was the time to tell me they had a problem removing the outriggers and one was broken in the process. When reported, there was not even an effort to help me find a replacement part i would need to fix the outrigger as Carl was not accepting any responsibility. He simply explained that he did not remember and it wasn't his problem because it happened a long time ago. Issue 2 After the storage period when the boat was unwrapped I asked Carl to put a charge on the batteries. This was a Tuesday. Carl said he would nt have time until the following Tuesday. So I came to the Marina myself and when I tried to connect a battery charger Carl told me I was not permitted to do so unless I stayed with the boat while it charged! I was not permitted to o o lunch and then come back the same day. When I reluctantly agreed to stay with the boat I plugged my extension cord into an outlet that i saw another boater was using the day before, and the outlet was now dead. When I asked Carl if he could check the breaker he first told me there was no breaker and he was sure it wasn't a problem with the outlet. So I went o the hardware store to buy an ac receptacle tether and returned with roof that the outlet power had been turned off. Carl told me he knew the breaker was okay and now said someone must have dug up and cut an underground wire. The problem with this was all you had to do look is look up to the top of the pole to see the power wire coming from the top of the pole, not underground. It clearly felt like there was an intent not to help. I'm not saying that Carl turned off the power to make things difficult for me but that wouldnt uprise me a bit. He was trying to get me to hire him to gt the bat running and had quoted me $1000 to do so. The only way Iwas able to plug in my battery charger was to buy two 100 foot extensions and then plug into a receptacle more than 200 feet away and then sit with the boat while the battery charged. The owner of the marina is another problem character. I think his name is john. When I told him I decided to have my boat towed elsewhere to have the work done he inssted that I use Carl instead. When I explained that I had spoken to Carl and that Carl said he could not finish the work in my required time frame he insisted that I change my timeframe. It was one of those phone calls that made me just shiver inside. I was stuck in the mania with a boat that really needed nothing more than charging the batteries so i could test the pumps, lights, and electronics, and then to be put back into the water and I was at their mercy. As a result, i missed out on an entire boating weekend and could not wait to leave. I had the boat towed mots other marina. The second marina charged the batteries and the engines started right up. They then recommended that I change some fluids and filters, gave me an estimate, and allowed me to make my own decision. . Isn't that the way things are supposed to work?

If I could rate this with a zero, I would. It's shocking how…read moreIncompetently this place is managed. It's expensive. The manager is obnoxious and rude. I have summer and winter storage and service done here($$$$). Never again. Too many other places that are actually nice and look forward to earning your money. The attitude here is im lucky to be here and o owe them something.

From the owner: Unwind poolside overlooking the scenic Manasquan River, or enjoy lunch with friends at your private…read moreslip-side picnic area. Located within reach of Ocean County's top attractions and beaches, Safe Harbor Manasquan River's comfortable conveniences and amenities make any day on the water enjoyable whether you're on a fishing adventure or a lounge chair by the pool.

This is my 26th year at Wehrlen's. Great people, excellent service and the most accommodating…read moremanagement you'll ever find, It doesn't get any beThis is my 26th year at Wehrlen's. Great people, excellent service and the most accommodating management you'll ever find, It doesn't get any better than this! tter than this!

RUN RUN RUN from these guys as fast as you can!! Had my boat with Comstock marina for service and…read morestorage for years. They lost their lease and referred everyone to this NIGHTMARE of a marina. Sent boat in for winter storage in spring called spoke to Nick service manager went over launch items in detail and scheduled to pick up the boat in early April. Well early april turned into mid May after loosing my paperwork the boat was completely filthy bimini top for some reason was removed and tech told me could not figure out how to put it back together. Ok i took it cleaned and waxed my wife put bimini on. ( I paid for wax and cleaning ) Shortly after taking boat we noticed it was running hot took it back for service the NIGHTMARE continued. First guy trying to repair boat went on vacation in JULY? Second guy trying to fix boat was bitten by a spider? Finally after three weeks they said it was fixed but Nick said it would not rev or plane? Worked when I brought it in just saying? They had boat an additional 3 weeks could not figure out what was wrong. We lost the season waiting for a repair. Finally I took boat not repaired out of that HELL hole after 6 weeks not fixed. Took boat to Werelen Brothers Marina in Brick they diagnosed the issue and fixed the boat in three days? This place is not only an unorganized disaster with no one there able to work on boats but also the service manager NICK is the best BS artist in south Jersey. You are Warned RUN RUIN RUN!!!

I am a fairly new boater, having brought my boat new in 2019. Relying on favorable Google reviews…read moreand because it was close to my house, I entrusted them with servicing my pontoon - both for winter as well as spring services. I have been with them since, paying about $2 to $3 thousand per year on services. After the winter service in late 2021, I was informed that they accidentally damaged my boat with the fork lift, punching a hole in one of the pontoons. I didn't make a fuss and just asked them to repair/replace the damaged part. They finally informed me that they completed the replacement in early spring (beginning of April). What they neglected to tell me was that they removed the shrink-wrap protecting the boat and thereby exposing my pontoon boat to the elements, for at least 1-2 weeks. With freezing rain still coming down in early April, the removal of the shrink wrap was damaging to the seating surfaces on the pontoon. I wasn't happy about it, but again, I made little fuss. But when I took the boat back to my dock, I noticed there was a small scratch on my boat. I tried to contact Baywood multiple times, with pictures of the damage and got absolutely no response, and this despite me being their customer for the last 3 years. Of course, I will not be servicing my boat with Baywood anymore.