Moorings and Slips in Salem
Please Visit salemma.lynxlog.com All boats in Salem Waters on moorings or in slips, owned or rented, are permitted through the Harbormaster Dept. You may choose to own or rent a mooring. If you own your own mooring it is yours forever as long as you stay current with the City of Salem. To own your own mooring you must have it built by an authorized mooring company. Salem waters are divided into six mooring fields. "S" - From the Kernwood Bridge to the Beverly Bridge in the Danvers River is designated Area "S". There is a long waiting list and very little turnover. "A" - From the Beverly Bridge to Monument Bar is designated Area "A" "L" - From Monument Bar to Winter Island Light is designated Area "L" "WI" - From Winter Island Light to the Power Plant Jetty is designated Area "WI" "E" - From the Power Plant Jetty to Derby Wharf Light is designated Area "E". There is very little available space and poor public access here. "M" - From Derby Light to Forest River is designated Area "M" There is room in this area but the water is shallow and access poor. Rental's: Pickering Wharf Marina, Smith Marine and Safe Harbor Hawthorne Cove Marina also have slips available. Mooring / Slip fee's Slip and mooring fee's are based on the length of the boat. Moorings are $7.00 per ft. Mooring/Slip fee's must be paid prior to the boat entering Salem water for the season. You will be issued a sticker to affix to the outside of the transom of your boat. Fee's apply regardless of the mooring being owned or rented. Rental mooring's are permitted through authorized companies only. No private rentals are allowed. Owned mooring gear may be sold but not the location. Locations may be allowed to stay the same if authorized by the Harbormaster. All of Salem Waters, with the exception of Area S, are exposed to a "Northeaster " to some degree. They occur rarely in summer but are common in early spring and late fall. Pay attention to the weather and do not leave your boat in too late in the season. Click images for a larger view.
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