We had an amazing Fourth of July stay! We had a beautiful spot on the water front. We rented a…read morekayak, we biked, the kids loved playing all day in the sand. They have kayaks, paddle boats, water pads, slip n slides and more for rent. It is gated, bathrooms are incredibly clean compared to other locations I have been. Dog friendly on the leash only. Everyone was polite and friendly. Lots of kids. Definitely a beautiful spot to stay. They have a small store for snacks, ice cream or souvenirs. You have a nice view of the fireworks on July 4th. We will return!

Very helpful and friendly staff. Beautiful campsite right on the water, with small store, laundry,…read morewalking path/bike trail. We were able to enjoy the bay and the ocean. Will return again next year.

We love the less crowded and serene setting of Shelter Island. Waking up to the marina views and…read moretaking a walk along the pathway is always a nice way to start the day. The pathway leads you to the end of the harbor where the coast guard facility is located. In this area is Shoreline park where you find green grassy areas the Yokohama Friendship Bell, statues and places to sit. Then follow the path on the ocean side and take in the ocean harbor side of the island and walk to the other end to Bali Hai and a cocktail if it's not too early for that! Love it here!

I got a chance to visit Shelter Island Marina during my Seal Tour and it offered easy access to the…read morebay. If you're brining your own boat or sea dune, this is a good spot to bring your vessel. We visited during a slow midweek afternoon and it wasn't packed at all. It's near multiple hotels and a straight shot to Coronado. I'll definitely be back!

Could not have had a better dock slip. Gillian was excellent…read moreto deal with and the dock, amenities and location were stellar. Highly recommend

Point Loma Marina, in San Diego. It is a Marina located in Shelter Island's America's Cup Harbor-…read morewe came here during an amphibian tour where the bus turns into a boat and you can see all over San Diego and what it has to offer. Great place to catch a breeze. I am told it is near here there are the strongest Mai Tai's around and no one can successfully finish tow- Challenge Accepted next time I am in town.

I love this little spot. It has the best views. It's a cute little fishing pier. One of my favorite…read morefishing pier in San Diego. I came here as I was waiting for my dog to get groomed down the street. It's so peaceful here and it's right next to Rady Shell so sometimes you can hear some of the concerts while you're just hanging out. San Diego is just truly the best city in the United States. there's ample parking in the little parking area. It's about $2.50 per hour. there's a bait shop where you can also buy food and drinks. Great place.

This is one of the best parks I have been too!!…read more This park is home to the Rady Shell, an open-air amphitheater that hosts all kinds of concerts and events!! There is a paved path that hugs the outer rim of this park, great for walkers and runners. And along the path are great views of the San Diego Bay. There are also some basketball courts here, water fountains and a restroom. You can walk out on the dock for even better views also. Located along the Embarcadero in San Diego, I will give Marina Park South the slight edge over Marina Park North, which is located only a short distance away!!

To the Karen at Harbor Island West Marina:…read more My husband walked me to the showers at Harbor Island West Marina. After I finished showering, I was drying off my shower shoes at the first sink in the women's restroom. A Caucasian woman suddenly walked in, chose the sink right next to me--despite several others being available--and aggressively threw her keys or badge near my area. I found it odd, but tried to brush it off. I walked outside and told my husband, who had been patiently waiting for me. She followed shortly after and walked toward the dock area. Before we left, my husband went to the restroom, and I waited. As we approached the parking lot, I noticed her walking toward me again. Before she even spoke, I had a feeling I knew exactly what was coming--like something straight out of the "Karen" TikToks and Instagram videos I've seen. She rudely and aggressively asked, "Do you have a slip here?" I was caught off guard--shocked this was actually happening. She asked again, as if I didn't hear her the first time. I turned to my husband, unsure of our slip number, and before we could even explain, she escalated her tone and said, "Well, I thought it was weird that you were taking a shower and he was waiting for you. Then he goes into the bathroom, and now you're leaving. I've never seen you here before." My husband (a retired police officer), was waiting for me because there was only one badge for entry between us, so it was not weird at all. We told her that yes--we do have a slip. My husband has actually been staying here for nearly three weeks. She continued to insist that our presence was "weird," and said, "I watch out for this place." As a Filipino and person of color, I have never experienced racism so directly. The way she treated us--her assumptions, accusations, and tone--made me feel deeply disgusted and unwelcome. If this is how she treats strangers who don't look like her, I can only imagine how she treats others.

Question: Why during the current multi-month to years long renovation and replacement project…read moreunderway of the entire marina, both on land and on the water, off-site parking and transportation between has not been provided for the 660 odd slip tenants and the commercial spaces served by the existing parking lot now barricaded and closed for the most part to any users. Very strange of the City of San Diego Permitting Process not to require this simple but necessary requirement for tenants not getting a break from the slip fees, the extended stay fees (this Marina's current word salad for Live Aboard Fees), other fees fees fees, etc during the renovation.

We attended a Pacific Islander Luau tonight at the Baja Room location of Marina Village. The setup…read morewas good. We appreciated that the space has ample room for eating, entertainment, and dining. They have a covered patio here, and this is where the food for the event was served. The shade in this patio was perfect on this warm San Diego day. The back windows of the dining room look out to the marina and it's a nice view. There is a walkway along the marina as well back there for photos during the event. This venue also has a bar/beverage high counter setup for events. I also liked that there is a small stage for performers. Overall, Marina Village is a nice place to share great memories and enjoy e

I came here for a wedding and it is absolutely gorgeous!!! There are so many rooms to host parties…read moreand events. It is also a DIY facility so you can really choose the price point to fit your event needs. I would recommend this space to anyone that loves a good harbor view. It is a huge space and there are multiple events happening at the same time with a lot of different room sizes and types for all events. It is kinda confusing finding the room initially but you get a hang of it. Has ramps and bathrooms for disabled and ample free parking. Party it up here!!!!! Only down side is some of the rooms and chairs/tables are beat up or need updated maintenance. The bay view room had a leak in the roof and there was no way in fixing it in time for the event. Or some of the chairs are ripped or wobbly. Something to think about!

Safe Harbor Sunroad is clean and well maintained. The docks are kept in order and the bathrooms are…read morealways clean and fresh. The dock master and staff are great, the only down side is the ever increasing costs and fees. But with the amazing slips they offer I guess I understand the demand for more !

I have mixed feelings about Sunroad. I was there for over 6 years and moved to various slips. The…read moreamenities are great. There was a recent buyout of Sunroad by Safe Harbor and the improvements are amazing and they are constantly doing things now to beautify the marina. Ramps can be a bit steep depending on the tide and, depending on where your boat is it can be a long walk, which is ok unless you have to pass the troll on A docks whose sole goal in life is to make everyone's life miserable. So because Sunroad has such a difficult time ridding bad tenants like the troll, I decided to leave to greener pastures so my day isn't darkened by negativity. It seems like priorities should be the other way around...to keep the good tenants and kick out the trolls. Oh well. Stay away from the A docks and you are in good shape.

We love our marina! My wife and I live here with our daughter and we believe it's the best marina…read morein San Diego! The staff, the events, the facilities, are all top notch!

The manager who lives on site Debbie is as annoying as anybody can get. She gets in everybody's…read morebusiness who owns boat in slip there. Last thing a boater wants in the manager getting in your business. I had two boats there and decided to move them due to Debbie. No idea how she got a job as the head of a marina, she knows nothing about boats lol. Up down left right port starboard. As soon as she leaves the marina will be a better place, no question about it.

Visited Pier 32 Marina and overall had a really solid experience--definitely a 4-star spot. The…read moremarina itself is well-located and easy to get in and out of, and the docks feel secure and organized. It's got a relaxed, coastal vibe that makes spending time there pretty enjoyable, whether you're just docking or hanging around the water. The staff was friendly and helpful, especially when it came to getting situated and answering questions. You can tell they keep the place pretty well maintained, and the overall setup works smoothly for boaters. It's convenient having access to basic services right there without a lot of hassle. The only reason it's not a full 5 stars is that a few areas could use some updating--parking can get tight at peak times and some of the facilities feel a bit dated. Still, nothing that really takes away from the experience. I'd definitely come back, especially for the convenience and overall ease of use.

OOOOPS!!! Instead of…read moreeating we decided to catch a boat!! Some great guys let us ride along showed us the in's and outs of this hidden gem!! UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE!!

We were thrilled to be back at Marina Cortez. Love Becki and staff. We hated to leave but sailed…read moreon after a few days up to SB. Couldn't ask for more! We'll be back!! Kudos to the staff!!

By far the WORST marina in San Diego. They make your experience a nightmare and every boat in owner…read morewalks on glass (instead of water) fearful daily that their rights of enjoyment will be suddenly stripped away on the whim of the Dock Master, Mike. I was docked there for 1 1/2 years, and in that time saw a minimum of 5 contracted liveaboards (all there prior to Mike's employment) kicked out without warning. One was docked across from me, had been "friends" with Mike in the past, and woke up one morning with a 30 day notice to move 2 boats! Another was an older lady, late 70s, that had been there 12 years or more before Mike - And she was removed because he "did not want someone dying in his docks." - quoted verbatim. She had nowhere to go and thankfully the dock master extender her stay an extra month - such a kind heart. My theory is he was kicking people out in order to free up transient spots for boujie boats to pocket money for himself. Communication is terrible, they closed the dock deli - and never reopened another for the last year I was there. They over charge for "ammenities" of one small pool that is constantly infested with ducks and gym locker showers. I came to the dock one time and discovered He had plugged another boat into my electrical booth - and refused to reimburse. Prices also went up without warning. My e-bike (locked) was almost stolen off of my car in the parking lot but "nothing was seen" on camera. Other marinas are 1/3 the cost, have Dock Masters that care about their clientele and tenants, and don't go on power trip rampages disregarding the quality of lives of paying customers following ALL guidelines. *Go to Driscoll Marina in MBAY - they have secured parking, a great bar with live music, and Jesse is a GREAT dock master that looks out for people.