Port Washington Town Moorings Receive 5-Star Rating

It appears that the Town’s Port Washington moorings are giving residents great experiences since the mooring received a five star rating by the interactive cruising guidebook ActiveCaptain.com.

“It is wonderful to see so many boaters reporting their positive experiences with our Port Washington moorings,” Supervisor Judi Bosworth said in a press release. “We are always looking for new ways to improve the experience of Town visitors and residents.”

The mooring received one of the highest ratings on the ActiveCaptain website.

“I credit our Bay Constables and thank them for the hours they spend patrolling our harbors to ensure they are safe and that all our visitors have an enjoyable experience,” Bosworth said.

The Town has 20 transient moorings that are free of charge and can be used by boaters for up to 48 hours. For boats larger than 50 feet, Bay Constables recommend that boaters call 311.

Here are some positive reviews on the ActiveCaptain website.

• “We like everything about this harbor. The 2 free nights on their mooring balls, the size and condition of the moorings, the water taxi, and the ambience of the Town. The shops are all within walking distance and the major supermarket has a dock across the road where the water taxi will pick up and deliver” – Oriental, North Carolina

• “Port Washington does it right!! Only place I’ve been where you get the first 2 days free mooring right in front of the town, Dingy dock right in front of the supermarket (Proper one for big provisioning) laundromats, Westmarine and a nice spot to rest while the weather is not cooperating.” – Prospect, Nova Scotia

• “Wow! I could have easily stayed a week here. Train into the big Apple takes just over half an hour. Provisioning was a piece of cake with the store opposite the launch dock. People are really friendly and they sure do make it easy on the wallet to stay.” – Green Cove Springs, Florida

ActiveCaptain.com is a database where users are able to share information, reviews and more. Over 200,000 boaters actively access ActiveCaptain for its data which is maintained by users and is constantly reviewed to ensure its accuracy.

Image via TONH: (l-r) Supervisor Judi Bosworth and Chief Bay Constable Mal Nathan prepare to tour the Town’s moorings.