Thank you for your patience during the filming in August and September. Filming will continue in October and November and parking lot/traffic may be rerouted on the select days crews are on site.
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Updates and changes have been made to the marina parking lot stalls and exit areas. Please drive carefully and for the safety of all workers, please be sure you are not driving through areas that are no longer exits, or parking where you will be blocking others.
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The annual, always exciting and beautiful SANTA'S CHRISTMAS SHIPS cruise will be departing Reed Point Marina each Friday and Saturday night at 7:00pm on December 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22 and 23. For more cruise info and to sign up your vessel, please call or drop into Willy's Galley.
778-871-1177
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Water on the docks typically gets shut off during the second week of November.
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FALL HOURS
Til Nov. 4, 2017
9am to 5pm, Mon - Sun
WINTER HOURS
Begins Nov. 5, 2017
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FALL HOURS
Til Nov. 4, 2017
9am to 5pm, Mon - Sun
WINTER HOURS
Begins Nov. 5, 2017
9am to 4pm, Mon - Sun
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REED POINT MARINA FACEBOOK PAGE
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Our official Facebook page is now active at
We will be using the page for announcements and news or updates as needed so please "friend" us to stay in the loop!
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The marina supplies 30 amp power to each standard slip. If your boat does not have a 30 amp receptacle and must be stepped down into a 15 amp cord; you must use only an approved Marinco adapter and cord.
You must notify the office, as the 30 amp breaker in the panel must be reduced to 15 amp.
Thank you for your cooperation.
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INLET MARINE - WINTERIZING YOUR BOAT
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Winter season is coming and its time to think about preparing your boat for the cold. There are many options for preventing freeze damage to your vessel and you need to consider all the systems equipped, as well as your planned usage during the cold weather. Placing heaters in your bilge to prevent the engines cooling system from freezing is the easiest method, however ensure that if your boat is a gasoline powered vessel that you use ignition protected heaters. Draining the water from the engines is more reliable in the event of a power outage, but this would need to be done every time the engines are run.
The domestic water side of your boat should be fully drained of water, then run RV antifreeze through if you do not intend to use it, or ensure that all lines and fixtures are protected by heat if you are continuing use. Additional systems you want to consider are air conditioning, shower sumps, head systems, anchor/deck washdowns, windshield washers, and any other system that may contain water.
The interior of your boat will be protected from mold and mildew by having heat and air movement, or by using moisture absorbing pellets. Don't forget to get that last deck wash in before water is shut off on the docks.
Finally, please reference your insurance policy for your coverage on damage due to freezing, as this may influence how you decide to protect your vessel. Check in at Inlet Marine for your winterizing supplies, advice and services.
Thanks,
The Inlet Marine Team
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Thank you to our loyal customers/friends and past patrons for all your comments in the recent survey. We have read them through and are making well informed business decisions/directions, some based on your valuable input.
There have already been a few changes made to our menu offerings, business hours and staffing while moving ahead with several significant options for you to enjoy. Please drop into Willy's and find out what we have to offer. We feel you will be pleased.
Thanks again for the positive support during our learning curve and all the best to you, from us.
Willy says he will "leave a light on in the window" for you...Tammy, Barry and all the staff @ Willy's.
Fall/Winter hours are as follows:
Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. 8:30am - 3pm
Sat., 8:30am - 3pm
Sun., 10am - 3pm
Tues - CLOSED
Special hours - Fridays and Saturdays 6:30pm to 8pm
Please call or text 778-871-1177 to place your "to go" order.
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