Mooring Fields
Within the harbor, there are six mooring fields:
Location | Designated Area | Comments |
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From the Kernwood Bridge to the Beverly Bridge in the Danvers River |
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There is a long waiting list and very little turnover. |
From the Beverly Bridge to Monument Bar |
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There is very little space here and poor access from shore. This area is predominantly used by two Yacht Clubs, the Jubilee and Salem Willows. |
From Monument Bar to Winter Island Light |
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There is space available but poor access and exposure to severe weather. |
From the Power Plant Jetty to Derby Wharf Light |
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There is very little available space and poor public access here. |
From Derby Light to Forest River |
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There is room in this area but the water is shallow and access poor. |
From Winter Island Light to the Power Plant Jetty |
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There is available space and good access from Winter Island Park. The Park Dept charges non-residents an entrance fee to the park. Launch service is now available at Winter Island for 2006 season. Parking pass and launch service for $500 per year. Call Hawthorne Cove Marina for details at 978-740-9890 or Winter Island Park at 978-745-9430. |
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