Moorings

Pemaquid Harbor is located off Johns Bay on the west side of the Pemaquid Peninsula about three miles north of Pemaquid Point and eight miles northeast of Damariscove Island. Pemaquid Harbor offers the simple historic charm that Maine is known for. This quiet and picturesque harbor is a rewarding place to rest along your coastal cruise.
We have several conveniently located rental moorings for transient guests as well as several well protected moorings for long term guests.

Our shop is not on the water, but we are in close proximity and can personally meet you on the dock or at your boat. All of our moorings are a short distance to dinghy docks and restaurants with docking.
While there is plenty to enjoy in Pemaquid Harbor, there are unfortunately no fuel or water services. The closest fuel dock is a short boat ride across the bay to the South Bristol Fisherman’s Co-op, open 8am-6pm daily. There you will find gas, diesel, ice, and a few provisions.

Our moorings can accommodate most boats up to 50’ and are reserved on a first come, first served basis.
Please call or email us to reserve your mooring!

164 Huddle Road, PO Box 452
New Harbor, Maine 04554
Phone: 207-677-2024
Email: info@pemaquidmarine.com

ABOUT THE AREA

Established in the early 17th Century, Pemaquid Harbor was one of the earliest European outposts in North America, as well as a Native American settlement dating back thousands of years. Today it remains a small community with a bustling summer season full of small boats, kayakers, fishermen, and history enthusiasts.

Dining

There are two restaurants in the harbor, each with access from the shore. On the south side, within the state park, the Contented Sole is a popular locale for both locals and tourists, noted for it’s outdoor setting and charming ambience. At the end of the pier is a large public dock for day use.

On the north side of the harbor, just up the hill is Pemaquid Seafood, a popular dog-friendly spot with indoor and outdoor seating. Great for large groups with dogs who wish bring a picnic basket and enjoy the gorgeous views of the harbor and out past John’s Bay.

Things To Do

► Rent a kayak or paddle board at the launch ramp from Maine Kayak and explore the harbor, Pemaquid River, or Johns Bay. Rent alone or go with a tour group for a great and informative adventure.
► A 15 minute walk from the parking lot at the state launch ramp and up Snowball Hill Rd is beautiful Pemaquid Beach. The beach is maintained and operated by the Bristol Parks and Recreation Department. For more information, visit their website at https://www.bristolmaine.org/parks-recreation/pemaquid-beach-park
► Discover the historic side of Pemaquid Harbor at the Colonial Pemaquid State Historic Site and explore the remains of an old village throughout the park. The museum, 18th century Fort House, and the 1908 replica of the original 1692 stone fort are open daily. Friends of Colonial Pemaquid is a local, all-volunteer organization dedicated to preserving and maintaining the history at Pemaquid. They are a great resource for more information. Visit their website at https://friendsofcolonialpemaquid.org/


Enjoy your visit to our harbor!