Harbor Information
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Season May 1st - October 1st
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Hours: Sun-Thurs 8am-6 pm. Fri & Sat 8am-8pm.
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Gasoline (89 Octane, No Lead, No Ethanol)
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Diesel Fuel (Type #2 Clear)
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Fresh Water
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Bagged Ice
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Pump Out Service
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Power (15 & 30 amp)
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Private Showers
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Laundry Facilities
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Free Wi-Fi Internet
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Transient Slips
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Annual Slips
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Cash & Credit Cards (Visa, Master, Discover)
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Phone: 920-854-4014
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E-mail: 411@eyhdc.com
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Marine Radio: Channel 9
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Boat US Cooperating Marina (Some discounts apply)
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Sunset View - The Best in Door County!
Important Approach & Navigation Notes:
The water depth at Ephraim Yacht Harbor’s fuel dock is approximately 10.0 feet (2025 soundings). Slip depths vary. Please note that depth is subject to seasonal fluctuations. The Harbor Master will gladly provide up-to-date depth information upon request. Due to draft limitations, we are unable to accommodate deep keel vessels or sailboats within the marina.
The fuel dock is located at the south end of the main dock. Vessels must approach directly from the West or Northwest only. Do not approach or depart from the South or Southwest, as this area contains hidden shoals and rocks, with unmarked water depths as shallow as 4 feet. Exercise caution while approaching or departing the harbor.
Tie-up along the outer harbor’s south perimeter dock is by reservation only. Please contact the Harbor Master in advance to request permission and check for availability.
We kindly ask that all incoming vessels contact the Harbor Master prior to entering the harbor (unless pulling directly up to the fuel dock), either by phone at (920) 854-4014 or via marine radio on Channel 9.
Please also be aware of and give right-of-way to small sailboats that frequently operate off the harbor entrance during sailing school activities, races, and regattas hosted by the adjacent Ephraim Yacht Club.
Eagle Harbor and the surrounding waters of Green Bay are known for rocky shorelines and shallow shoals. Boaters are strongly advised to consult current nautical charts, follow all U.S. Coast Guard buoys and markers, and navigate with caution—particularly near islands and unfamiliar shoreline areas throughout Door County.