What a great find! We had personal service helping us locate them and they have one of the few…read morefloating docks in town. The restrooms are very clean and accommodating, there's a nice little marine store on site. They set us up with free loaner bikes and even provided an electric car for us to take to dinner! I cant wait to return!

I always come here to go crabbing and every one is always so nice and helpful they make things a…read morelot easier to understand especially since I'm new to crabbing

My 20' outboard boat had water in the gas. Easton Point Marina, doing business as Pier Pressure,…read morereplaced the fuel tank and repaired the motor. The estimate was approximately $6,000. Without further revision, I was charged $13,200. Tristan would not give me any details or backup. Do not trust these people to do anything. They are not members of the Better Business Bureau.

Michael, Ann, and their experienced crew are amazing! Been visiting this Marina and this…read morebeautiful Eastern Shore town by boat for over 20 years. The best staff, service, and can-do attitude on The Bay. Absolutely one of the best marinas on The Bay. Beautiful views, restaurants, shops, and a great swimming pool. We will continue to make this our top destination on The Bay. Dog friendly too!

Very helpful employees. Everyone consistently goes above and beyond to make every part of your…read morevisit memorable... as I happen to have memory and balance issues, the dock-hands help me so much. Thanks especially to Maron today!!!

One of the Annapolis marinas that welcomes liveaboards. Facilities are spartan but everything…read moreworks. This was my introduction to living aboard and I was quite happy at Eastport Yacht Center for about a year. Great location, decent facilities, and wonderful staff. No weekend hours for the office staff, so make arrangements ahead of time.

What a beautiful place gated entrance close walking distance to everything excellent place to stay…read morepermanently /visit

We came here to launch our boat to go crabbing. Plenty of parking and open space on the ramp to…read moreget the boat in and out. They have 2 lanes available for launching. The surrounding park was nice with some modern junglegym stuff for the kids. There were also Porto potties to use.

I stored my 27' sailboat at Ferry Point this past winter (2019/20) and couldn't be happier with the…read moreservice provided. The staff are very friendly, competent and helpful, and pricing is the best in the area. I would describe it as a "waterman's marina" with a mix of working and recreational boats. Not a fancy place, just friendly and reliable. Water and power are readily available if you want to work on your boat yourself, and highly qualified professionals are available at reasonable rates if you don't. I'll definitely be back.

Purchased a used boat in the fall that had already been winterized and blocked at Ferry Point…read moreMarina, previous owners had already paid for winter storage too. We expected it to be a challenge being 2hrs away from home but Jake and Vicky have been very accommodating. From scheduling and launching for sea trial; haul out and re-blocking; re-winterization; repairing and testing boat heat/AC after survey; and advanced scheduling of our spring launch for maiden voyage home. At no time did they take advantage of us. Power was readily available for winter repairs. The marina is clean and well maintained. We wish Ferry Point Marina was closer to home and we could keep our boat there. Keep up the good work!

I can't remember a better couple of hours in my life. The stable, peaceful ship moves along in…read moresilence with the wind -- magical. There are beautiful vistas everywhere and many species of birds to see in their various patterns of flying, and we got close enough to see the ugly baby ospreys in their nest and the diligent and beautiful parents going and returning. I saw blue crabs, lots of birds, jumping fish, and calming vistas. I learned so much from well-crafted, literature-quality family and personal stories that made real the global warming in the Bay, DDT in the ecosystem, the conflicts about how to bring back the oysters, what the big donation-seekers really are doing, and more. You have to wonder why the state won't just stop oyster fishing until they recover. It would save the watermen instead of destroying their industry and then turning a dead Bay over to corporations who finally may resurrect it out of self-interest. These narratives were inspiring and persuasive. I'm impressed with the watermen's insights into their industry and its decline. The ship is beautiful. Captain Murphy is a rare human being. And this trip is something I'd hate to have missed. We were a huge group, so I didn't get any fresh oyster, so I'll go again, hoping for a slow day. I can't imagine eating an oyster right out of the Bay, not just alive on ice but a living Bay oyster. There's so much to enjoy. Capt. Murphy even told us a great place to eat. A truly wonderful couple of hours.

Tilghman Island, MD. historic landmark skipjack. The oldest in US still in operation. Has a…read morecapacity of 49 but there were only 4 on board along with the captain - Captain Wade Murphy.. $30 per person for a 2 hour cruise in the bay. Captain Wade gave a big talk about the boat and the bay. He is hi.self a celebrity. His son is likely to take over the business from him. Good cruise but not much to see in terms of birds or shore scenery. Capt harvest oysters during the winter. Gave us a lot of information about the role oysters play in filtering the bay, how the over harvesting has reduced their population to 1% within about a decade. Gave us a demo by dredging a few oysters. My wife ate her first ever oyster, raw, without even lemon juice. Very enjoyable experience.

This place is a rip off. Brought my boat in to have the ignition replaced and rewired. Got the boat…read moreback, ignition not replaced. Paid $347. Explained the problem again, showed them the problems again, asked them to replace the ignition and the coosa board behind it. I got it back, coosa board replaced, ignition not touched, charged another $330.39. To fix what they didnt fix the first time I paid for. Then when I compained they said, "Bring it back in and we will fix it". Why so you can charge me another $750? What a scam.....They say theyre all about the customer, yeah, stealing there money.

This is a great marina to stay at in StMikes . It's a no frills kinda place. End of Carpenter…read morestreet so close to all the action, like shopping and drinking. Lol. Great view of the harbor. We have been staying here for years. Showers very clean. Plenty of water pressure to boat. WiFi pretty good. New owners are doing a great job! See ya soon.