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Marinas and Harbors in North Charleston, SC

4 of the 13 marinas and boating businesses we list in North Charleston are marinas, harbors, or boat docks.

Marinas and docks range from basic public launch ramps with tie-up slips to full-service facilities offering fuel desks, haul-out yards, and winter storage. Dockage options vary between daily transient slips, seasonal rentals, and dry-stack storage, while amenities differ greatly regarding power hookups, pump-out stations, and shore facilities. Looking at a map pin will not tell you the draft limits, slip dimensions, or whether a location caters to daily boaters versus long-term liveaboards.

  1. Cooper River Boatyard

    1300 Pierside St, North Charleston, SC 29405

    Sun 8am-4:30pm

    Boat rampDry storage
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  2. Cooper River Marina via 17

    1010 Juneau Ave, North Charleston, SC 29405-2717

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  3. WB Diesel Charleston

    6881 Bulldog Dr, North Charleston, SC 29406-4733

    Service & repairs
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  4. RiversEdge Marina

    4354 Bridge View Dr, North Charleston, SC 29405

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Check slip dimensions. Always confirm depth clearances, beam limits, and power amperage (30-amp vs. 50-amp) directly with the dockmaster before reserving a transient or seasonal slip.

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What is the difference between transient and seasonal slips?

Transient slips are rented on a short-term basis, usually by the night or week, for boaters traveling through an area. Seasonal slips are leased for several months or a full year, giving local boaters a dedicated home port. Availability for transient docking often depends on peak holiday demand and advance reservations.

What services are typically included in dockage fees?

Basic slip rentals usually include water access and secure tie-ups, while electricity may be billed separately or metered based on consumption. Full-service marinas often include Wi-Fi, pump-out access, and shower facilities, whereas basic boat docks may only provide a place to tie off.

How much does it cost to keep a boat at a marina?

Pricing is typically calculated per foot of the vessel, measured by length overall. Transient rates often range from $2 to $5 per foot per night, while seasonal leases can cost anywhere from several hundred to several thousand dollars depending on the region and included amenities.