Contact
- 1477 S Shore Dr, Washington, WI 54246
- +1 (920) 847-2533
- shipyardisland.com/marina
Shipyard Island Marina offers transient or seasonal slip rentals with 30- and 50-amp dockside power. Amenities include 24-hour restroom and shower access, Wi-Fi, gas and diesel, pump-out station and more. A courtesy car is available for up to one-hour use when available.
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