A spectacular marina in beautiful Sausalito. Schoonmaker is a full service marina with docking and…read moremaintenance in a world class facility. End docks are available for guests. The beach area is perfect for families to play safely in calm waters. A great area for kayaking, SUP and swimming. Spectacular views at night, the twinkling lights of Sausalito and Tiburon adds to the ambiance of Schoonmaker. It's a short walk into Sausalito to shop, dine and take in the views. Dunphy Park is also a short walk to play volleyball and bocce ball.

Love it here! Watching the fog creep over the hills, views of Alcatraz and the City, activity all…read morearound, paddle boarders, kayaks, swimmers, boats going by. The staff is always so accommodating and friendly! We LOVE taking our boat here. It is a little rough on your dock lines... the end ties are old railroad ties, there are no cleats, and the steady passing boat traffic keeps things lively. But even with THAT... it really is our favorite place to visit.

Great location! Quiet and neighbors are pleasant. Brand new renovated marina bathroom.read more

The harbor master here isnt playing with a full deck. He harasses people making improvements while…read moreignoring run down boats and straight garbage floating in the marina here. I'm a big guy but I felt uncomfortable when he made repeated attempts to ask me out on a date. I explained politely I'm straight, but he pretended not to hear me. I highly reccomend carrying a small can of pepper spray for this little guy. He's got shortman syndrome and a personality disorder...my opinion of course. He's a joke and pretty pathetic, lol. Glad I'm done working that job there!!! Avoid this floating slum and slumlord.

Do Not Get Gas at the fill up station near FISH RESTAURANT. The owner is so rude. He has no respect…read morefor women and his gas is way too expensive also. I will never go back.

I've kept my boat in dry storage here for 8 years. "Knock on wood" never had a bad issue…read more The grounds are kept very clean and there is a safe easy feeling about the place. The staff both office and grounds are very professional and friendly. The absolute cleanest bathrooms around! (Security key access only) My only complaints are 1. The washdown pressure where I keep My boat stored in the gated lot very low. Barely flushes motor. 2. The ramp at high water, or anywhere near that, is very difficult to use due to the angle of the ramp being very low. I can have all 4 wheels of my truck wet and the boat will still be entirely out of the water.

Convenient Bay Area access. Nice and helpful harbor master Angela. Additional amenities like pool,…read moreplayground, putting green , fitness center, TV/ pool table room.

I will rent one of their slips soon. Angela, the harbormaster was nice. They have many amenities,…read morelike pool, playground, putting green, fire pit, social room, and gym.

Good solid marina. We've had our sailboat here for two years and love the management (Ken, Bobbi…read moreand Steve). and the liveaboards. Great value for Sausalito just a little far from the open sailing. That said, it has a wonderful "wild" feel to it

Just a really great marina and way less stuffy than some of the folks down the road. Harbor master…read moreis friendly, dock is modern, dock boxes are easily three times larger than Clipper and unlike other marinas you don't have to share a bathroom with some random restaurant or office park. Sheriff's Dept. keep its boats there and maybe that's why nobody has stolen as much as a winch handle even when I forget to lock up all winter. I have a 32" but I've seen yachts much larger and smaller (including a couple kayaks tied up on B-dock). Easy parking, clean bathrooms, fresh water and reliable shore power at every slip. Views of Bay Bridge, SF, Tiburon/Belvedere and Mt. Tam. Been there a few years and don't have a single complaint. Love that you can auto-pay rent on a credit or debit card w/o a fee. Richard bay marina is the place for me.

This is a nice place to come for a walk anytime of day! Weekends are pretty busy. I like how you…read morecan walk along this part if the Marina and u can continue walking on the street to another part. Plenty if free parking which is great as well!

Great place to fuel up your boat only been there a couple of times but they're always very customer…read moreoriented super nice people

This is a really nice place to come for a walk. I discovered it after a trip to Andy's which is a…read moregreat market. It's about a mile and a half from the beginning of the parking lot to the end and back. There are bathrooms at Andy's as well at the beginning of the trailhead. The trail is along the water and you can see Mount Tam, the Richmond Bridge, and the East Bay in the distance as well as East and West Marin Island which are close in distance. Many birds like herons flock to this area. It's great for a stop to walk around if on a drive through China Camp.

Some marinas are well-managed. Loch Lomond is not one of them…read more The location is charming--the weather's usually pleasant, the views are lovely, and Andy's Market next door is a gem. But none of that makes up for the absolute disaster that is this marina's management. Power at the slips is unreliable--often dipping as low as 206 volts on a 50-amp pedestal, well below safe standards for sensitive equipment. Report basic maintenance issues, like leaky spigots, and you'll be met with silence. Maybe it's a revolutionary self-cleaning dock feature that I'm not privy to. Far more troubling, though, is the culture of selective rule-making and enforcement. Pat, the harbormaster, zips up and down the dock on a scooter, seemingly deciding who gets harassed and who gets a pass. Christine splits her time between marina duties and bartending at the yacht club, bringing inconsistency and attitude to both. In fact, the dysfunction here is so pronounced that it made headlines. A Marin Independent Journal article from 2013 (with several follow-up updates) details a surreal incident in which a marina regular bit off Pat's finger during a dispute in the vacant lot next door (now occupied by the housing development known as "The Strand"). The man had been building a catamaran out of Home Depot parts--destined for Hawaii. Sounds unbelievable--until you've spent time here. Then it just feels like another day at Loch Lomond. I briefly served as the entertainment director for the yacht club, and while the members were gracious and welcoming, their warmth couldn't compensate for the mismanagement that defines the harbor itself. Avoid--unless you're nostalgic for chaos.

This is a private club for members, their guests and members of cooperating clubs…read more The location is 5 Star. deck looks over the marina and to the bay beyond. We just went for appetizers and drinks. They were very good and came fast. try the coconut shrimp or the chips and salsa. service great as well

This is a very lovely private club venue with a charming, subtle view of San Francisco across the…read morewater. Unfortunately, the restaurant is at sea level so diners must look through the yachts to enjoy the view. The second floor dining room view that the Golden Gate Club offers is more captivating. The indoor dining room is elegantly appointed with sailing photos and some excellent paintings on the walls. There is a magnificently hand-sewn quilt depicting sailing scenes from the area and I feel it is a big mistake to have relegated this masterpiece to the ladies' powder. The porch dining is casual and lots of shade is provided. The food and drinks were very good. There are some rather original items on the menu, for example, tacos topped with fried eggs!! The burrata was quite good but not the best I have had. The interior of the mozzarella was not as creamy as it should be. Portions are ample and the bread basket contained a variety of tasty baked items . The butter was served in little balls which is a nice touch. Parking is convenient and the lot is spacious. I cannot comment on cost as we were guests and no check appeared on the table. I was disappointed to have read Phoebe's post that the venue refuses reciprocity. Shame on them if that is true.

I came here once before but didn't have a chance to look around. I went to the restaurant and left…read more But this time, I took a chance to look around and marveled at all of the funky wood and metal treasures surrounding what would otherwise be a barren wasteland. The funkiness of the creative touches were cool. It was nice and sunny and there was a slight breeze. There were tables to sit, an unmanned cart for food, and the stage. I find it interesting that all of that was there because until I came to another restaurant in the area, I didn't know that this area existed. Now driving there is a beast because the roads are littered with potholes and there are areas where there is essentially one lane to drive, so you have to be very, very careful. But this spot, once you get to it, is it worth it? Maybe, it depends on what's going on. I'd love for them to have a bit more going on, but I respect the fact that it is so far out of the way that it may be a bit difficult. The marina down there is quite small and there's no way to tell how much business would come by that. So, this wouldn't be a destination like Berkeley or Richmond Marina's where they have options if you want to eat, but it's cute and funky and with the restaurant they have in the area, it's not a waste of time.

Very well run Marina, very nice people. Docks and ramp are…read morein good shape as well as the large parking lot.