Rogers City Marina

Address: 270 North Lake Street (US‑23), Rogers City, MI 49779 Nestled within Lakeside Park, a 10‑acre recreational area featuring a beach, playgrounds, pavilions, and a band shell Known as “The Nautical City,” it’s part of the scenic Huron Sunrise Trail linking to Hoeft State Park and the Forty‑Mile Point Lighthouse Total slips: ~123–127 (floating + fixed), with approximately 40–51 reserved for transients Boat size limit: Vessels from 10 ft up to ~110–120 ft LOA Depths: Approach/dock depth around 8 ft; entrance maintained by a breakwall with fishing platform Utilities & Facilities: 30/50 A (some 100 A) power pedestals & water on slips Concrete launch ramp, pump-out station, diesel & gasoline (ValvTect); fuel discounts for seasonal holders Restrooms, showers, laundry, ship’s store, dog run, picnic areas with grills, and boat hoist via sling‑lift trailer Free Wi‑Fi, cable TV, waterfilling, ice, dock carts, trash, and marine repair services Courtesy car available; bike rentals offered Fishing hub: Excellent fish-cleaning station with fresh water, disposal, and board space Target species: Chinook & Atlantic salmon, lake trout, steelhead, and more On-site fishing pier and direct access to premier fishing water Nearby amenities: Walkable downtown with cafés, eateries, specialty shops, meat markets, and museums Events: Hosts summer concerts, Nautical Festival, lighthouse celebrations, and fishing tournaments. Outdoor access: Direct trail connections to Hoeft State Park, Thompson’s Harbor, and the 40‑Mile Pointe Lighthouse Open: Early May to mid‑October; daily hours often extend 8 AM–8 PM (longer mid-summer)