| Item | Amount |
| Administration Fee | $36.59 |
| Commercial Crafts surcharge | 20% |
| Ice | $3.63 |
Portsmouth Olympic Harbour
The marina is closed from October 15, 2024 until May 1, 2025.
Portsmouth Olympic Harbour is located just minutes from historic Portsmouth Village and provides a peaceful park-like setting with waterfront walkways. It was built for the 1976 Olympics and continues to host Canadian Olympic Training Regattas and community events.
Portsmouth Olympic Harbour offers 250 slip finger docks for boats, both power and sail, up to 100 feet long. There are also dry sail berths for winter storage.
There are meeting rooms onsite for rent for a fee, available when the marina is open from May to October.
You can use the boat launch for free, thanks to support from Visit Kingston.
Transient booking
To make a booking request, you will need to provide your contact information, vessel details and your preferred dates. However, the request does not guarantee a reservation.
Requests during marina season (May to October):
Please submit your request at least 48 hours before your desired arrival date. Unreserved spots are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
Requests during off-season (October to May):
Booking requests are processed in the order received when the marina reopens for the season. Our staff will contact you at that time to secure your non-refundable first night's deposit.
Summer mooring
For summer mooring, you are required to have insurance. An additional charge applies if connecting to shore power.
Launch / haul out
To ensure timely processing, please submit your applications ten business days before the haul-out/launch date. Additionally, the full balance for haul-out fees, winter storage fees, proof of insurance, and a signed contract must be provided five days prior to the haul-out/launch day. A non-refundable deposit of $150 for haul-out only, $150 for winter storage only, or $300 for both haul-out and winter storage is required.
We will also need proof of $2 million watercraft liability insurance or $2 million protection indemnity insurance on all watercraft.
Marina rates
| Item | Amount |
| Seasonal Mooring (per foot) | $84 |
| Add power – 15 amp | $306.37 |
| Add power – 30 amp | $533.72 |
| Add power – 50 amp | $780.27 |
| Pump Out – seasonal pass | $217.30 |
| Sea-doo seasonal (flat fee) | $501.42 |
Note:
- The charge length is the greater of boat length overall (LOA - including bowsprits, swim platforms and dingy davits) or dock length
- Tax applies to all fees and charges at the applicable rate
| Item | Amount |
| May, June, September, October (per foot) | $26.37 |
| July and August (per foot) | $30.49 |
| Add power – 15 amp | $84.38 |
| Add power – 30 amp | $151.11 |
| Add power - 50 amp | $229.07 |
Note:
- The charge length is the greater of boat length overall (LOA - including bowsprits, swim platforms and dingy davits) or dock length
- Tax applies to all fees and charges at the applicable rate
| Item | Amount |
| May, June, September, October (per foot) | $8.81 |
| July and August (per foot) | $10.18 |
| Add power – 15 amp | $21.11 |
| Add power – 30 amp | $37.74 |
| Add power - 50 amp | $57.35 |
Note:
- The charge length is the greater of boat length overall (LOA - including bowsprits, swim platforms and dingy davits) or dock length
- Tax applies to all fees and charges at the applicable rate
| Item | Amount |
| May, June, September, October (per foot) - Unserviced/Serviced | $1.91/$2.10 |
| July and August (per foot) - Unserviced/Serviced | $2.10/$2.42 |
| Add power – 15 amp | $3.87 |
| Add power – 30 amp | $10.75 |
| Add power - 50 amp | $15.35 |
| Pump out – per service | $25.18 |
Note:
- The charge length is the greater of boat length overall (LOA - including bowsprits, swim platforms and dingy davits) or dock length
- Tax applies to all fees and charges at the applicable rate
| Item | Amount |
| Tall stands - 25" and larger (each) | $90.44 |
| Short stands - 24" and smaller (each) | $44.38 |
| Launching 30' & under (per foot) | $13.45 |
| Launching - 31' & over (per foot) | $15.18 |
| Dock step rental | $66.95 |
| Trailer or boat relocation on site (per service) | $100.44 |
Note:
- The charge length is the greater of boat length overall (LOA - including bowsprits, swim platforms and dingy davits) or dock length
- Tax applies to all fees and charges at the applicable rate
| Item | Amount |
| Parking (vehicle and trailer per day) | $10.13 |
| Parking (vehicle and trailer weekly) | $49.25 |
| Parking (vehicle and trailer monthly) | $147.70 |
Note:
- Tax applies to all fees and charges at the applicable rate
| Item | Amount |
| Dry sail (per night - per boat) | $3.88 |
| Wet berth (per night - per boat) | $9.96 |
Note:
- Tax applies to all fees and charges at the applicable rate
Amenities and services
- Free Wi-Fi
- Launching Services for seasonal clients only
- Marina office with visitor information
- Fuel dock
- Pump out services
- Electrical and water available
- Coast Guard Office & Boats
- Courteous and knowledgeable dockhands & marina staff
- Private washrooms and showers
- Accessible day-use dock
- Ice machines
- Fire and Rescue boat
- Regular security patrols
- Max Jib capacity: 600 lb limit (272 kg)
- Max crane capacity: 3500 lb limit (1,578 kg)
- Overnight parking
- Two Level 2 EV charging stations
City of Kingston marinas do not handle mail/parcel deliveries on behalf of customers. You can find the closest mail and parcel delivery service at Peters Drugs, located at 640 King St. W.
Upon Arrival
When you approach the marina, please contact marina staff on VHF Radio Channel 68. They will verify your slip assignment and give you instructions on entering the marina. Do not assume that the slip indicated on your rental agreement is final, as it may change.
Contact
Portsmouth Olympic Harbour
53 Yonge St.
Kingston, ON K7M 6G4
portsmoutholympicharbour
@cityofkingston.ca
Phone: 613-546-0000
VHF Radio Channel 68
Hours of Operation
Closed for the season.
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Today, the City is committed to working with Indigenous peoples and all residents to pursue a united path of reconciliation.
Learn more about the City's reconciliation initiatives.
