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Hope Springs Marina is a full-service marina located on a protected section of beautiful Aquia Creek, offering a 300 rack indoor fully enclosed boathouse, 180 deep water slips, 4 paved launch ramps and 700 feet of sandy beach, all just minutes from the Potomac River. Only four miles from Interstate 95 (Exit 140), Hope Springs boasts over six acres of parking, a picnic area with a fire-pit, and a spectacular clubhouse for our guests. Boaters will appreciate the variety of amenities available, including an on-site convenience store, a fully tiled and air conditioned bathhouse with showers, and a laundry room as well as a nicely equipped fitness center. 30 amp metered electrical hookups, and a modern pump-out and dump station are found on the docks.

One of many unique features at Hope Springs Marina are our jet ports. Your jet ski is always accessible when you are in the mood to splash around in the water. Slide the ski off when you’re ready to ride and easily drive it back up when you’re done. This special feature is a helpful way to keep your ski clean and free from stain. They are available to rent on an annual basis if you store your boat here.

Spring Cove Marina is considered to be one of the finest marinas on the Chesapeake Bay and a perfect family destination in Solomons, MD. Whether you stay with us for a few nights or many years, we are confident you will enjoy Spring Cove’s pristine upscale facilities. Services available include travel lift services, yard services, flat rate bottom painting, mechanical services, dry storage, tropical storm and emergency services, towing and much more.

Tyme N’ Tyde Marina is an indoor, in and out boatel facility in Woodbridge, Virginia. Located just minutes off Interstate 95, on Occoquan Bay, we can provide you with Potomac River boating at it’s finest. The history and charm of Occoquan, Alexandria and Washington, D.C. waterfronts are accessible less than 20 miles to the north. While 30 miles to the south, salt water angling, and a real sense of “open water” boating begins at the Harry W. Nice bridge (Rte. 301). This central location provides singles and families alike with a wide variety of anchorages, points of interests and restaurants.