Moorings
Transient Moorings
Transient moorings cannot be reserved. They are available first come, first serve. When you have chosen a transient mooring, call us to submit payment: 410-263-7973
Rates
Front 40 Field 1 - 40 $35 per night
The largest mooring field is just off Susan Campbell Park as you enter Spa Creek; for vessels up to 55 feet.
Saint Mary's Cove 41 - 60 $25 per night
Just past the Spa Creek Draw Bridge, on your starboard side; for vessels up to 35 feet.
Well's Cove 61 - 66 $30 per night
Continuing further west up Spa Creek past the Number 3 day marker, on your port side; for vessels up to 55 feet.
Truxtun Park 67 - 71 $30 per night
Further up past Well's Cove, also on your port side, is the final mooring field located in Spa Creek; for vessels up to 55 feet.
Back Creek 72 - 76 $30 per night
Located between Bert Jabin's Yacht Yard and Port Annapolis in Back Creek; for vessels up to 55 feet.
Map of Transient Moorings
Annual Moorings
Annapolis City Code allows for boat owners the opportunity to apply for an Annual Mooring Permit at approved locations in City Waters. The applications are available at the Harbormaster's Office, and the fee schedule is listed below. For more information, call or visit the main office.
The fee to be added to a waiting list is $50. There are four separate waiting lists for Weems Creek, Spa Creek, Back Creek, and the Severn River. The fee applies to each individual waiting list when applying to more than one location.
Once a private annual mooring buoy becomes available in the according wait-list location, the annual application fee is $50.
The fee for the Annual Mooring Permit: residents, the annual cost is $1,000; non-residents, the annual cost is $1,800. For commercial use, the annual cost is $1,950.
Weekly Rates
The seventh night is free if you stay for a week and pay in advance. Sorry, refunds are not available if you decide to leave earlier.
Policies
- The checkout time is noon of each day.
- Customers are welcome to switch mooring balls once they have registered as long as they notify the Harbormaster's Office, and pay any additional cost if moving to a more expensive mooring.
- If you wish to take your boat off of the mooring at any time, your mooring becomes available to other boaters unless a dinghy or tender is secured to the buoy pendant.
- Rafting on the moorings or docks is prohibited.