

Harbormaster:
Port Clyde Harbormaster (207) 542-2709
Note: In 2023, a devasting fire on the Port Clyde Wharf destroyed much of the village’s boating infrastructure, including the fuel dock, the municipal slips, the dinghy dock, and the General Store & Marina. However, rebuilding efforts are currently underway. Check with the harbormaster’s office for updates.
Boat Services:
Port Clyde Wharf (207) 542-2709: Contact harbormaster for updates on current transient options offered by the town.
Port Clyde General Store & Marina (207) 372-6543: Prior to the 2023 fire, this marina offered transient moorings for boats up to 50 feet, fuel dock, provisions, and ice. Call for updates.
Launch Ramp:
A free public launch ramp is located on the harbor next to the town dock. Parking is available off-site.
Anchorages:
Boaters can anchor anywhere in the cove inside of Marshall Point, space permitting. Depths run 23 to 35 feet, with good holding ground.
Dining:
McLoons Lobster Shack (207) 593-1382: Authentic Maine lobster rolls, steamers, chowder, burgers, hotdogs, and more.
Dip Net (207) 372-1112: Seafood dishes and drinks currently served from a food truck on the wharf.
The Black Harpoon (207) 372-2167: Locally owned, casual restaurant specializing in prime rib, seafood, steaks, and more.
Provisions:
Port Clyde General Store & Marina (207) 372-6543: Prior to the 2023 fire, the General Store sold provisions, fuel, and ice. Call for rebuilding updates.
Things To Do:
Marshall Point Lighthouse & Museum (207) 372-6450: Learn about the history of the lighthouse, the village of Port Clyde, and lobstering off Saint George. Gift shop carries souvenirs, original local art, and books written by local authors.
Monhegan Puffin & Nature Cruises (207) 372-8848: Puffin and seal cruises to Monhegan Island from June through Labor Day.
Cool Shops:
Barbara Prey Projects (207) 372-8087: Art gallery with paintings by local artist Barbara Prey.
Port Clyde General Store & Marina (207) 372-6543: Prior to the 2023 fire, the General Store sold limited provisions, gifts, clothing, toys, candy and more. Call for rebuilding updates.
Where to Stay:
Seaside Inn (207) 372-0700: Cozy, 12-room inn near the harbor.
Ocean House Hotel (207) 372-0700 Discover this charming nine guest room hotel, originally built in the 1820’s.
Boat & Kayak Rental:
Port Clyde Kayaks & Stand-Up Paddle (207) 372-8100: Kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals, sales, guided trips, and instruction.