Senator Frank S. Farley State Marina

Excitement by the boatload

It’s no surprise Golden Nugget Atlantic City is a popular vacation destination for boaters. Situated in a sheltered natural harbor adjacent to our resort is the Senator Frank S. Farley State Marina. In the picturesque Absecon Bay, where prohibition-era rumrunners once brought their goods to shore, this tranquil marina offers 630 floating slips and dockage for a variety of crafts up to 300 feet in length. Spend a day on the water, then head on over to enjoy the award-winning restaurants, shows, casino games and nightlife at Golden Nugget.

Our premier marina is located approximately 44 statute miles offshore from Cape May and 60 statute miles offshore from Brielle Manasquan Inlet. Outside of being one of the area’s most protected harbors for your vessel, we also offer exclusive marina and resort amenities when renting a boat slip in our marina. Wet slips are available for both seasonal, winter and transient rentals.

Reservations recommended for transient slip rentals. Seasonal, annual and winter rates available.

*The Senator Frank S. Farley State Marina is a public facility of the New Jersey Division of Parks and Forestry, managed by the Golden Nugget.

Hours

Marina Office

Daily | 8am-8pm

Fuel Dock

24/7 self service

Amenities

630 floating slips
Dockage for up to 300 ft.
Laundry, shower, restroom facilities
Water and electrical hook-up up to 100 amps, 480 volts
High-speed diesel dispenser (competitive pricing and discounts available)
Waverunner complimentary docking area
Access to Spa & Salon gym during Spa operating hours
Access to H20 Rooftop Pool + Bar up to 4 guests daily. Reservations are required - please call (609) 340-5015. *Based on availability.

ValvTect Marine Fuel

Our fuel dock is the only fuel service facility in the area to offer floating docks. ValvTect marine products provide high quality marine fuels and lubricants, giving outstanding performance to shipboard equipment. Contact us on VHF Channel 65 or 609.441.8662.

Marina Approach

After entering the inlet, you’ll see a red buoy fairly close to shore. Keep the entrance buoy to starboard to enter the deep water canal. Farley State Marina is located just past the US Coast Guard Station on the starboard side. The basin is dredged to eight feet at mean low tide. For local weather and tide information from NOAA, tune to VHF Channel 2.