Fall hours: Mon–Sat 9–5 · Closed Sunday · VHF 9 1697 Main Road, Tiverton RI · 401-624-4075

Dockage & moorings

Slips and moorings

Standish Boat Yard rents transient and seasonal slips and moorings on the Sakonnet River in Tiverton, Rhode Island. Book a night on Dockwa or call the office, and ask about a seasonal slip or mooring for next year. Space is limited, so book early. If we're full, we'll add you to the waitlist.

Aerial view of the mooring field off the Tiverton shore on a summer evening
The mooring field on a June evening

Overnight

Transient

  • Overnight dockageElectric metered, billed on departure$5.00 / ft
  • Transient mooring$50 / night

May 15 – Oct 31

Seasonal

  • Seasonal slip$155 / ft
  • Seasonal mooringNon-refundable, including deposit$2,500
  • Locker rental$300 / season
  • Dock box spaceAs space allows$250
  • Dinghy dockWith a Standish mooring contract$350

Season opens May 15. No early arrivals for seasonal slips or moorings. Water and electricity are metered at each slip. Shower combos are sent with your reservation or given on arrival. Transient changes and cancellations must be made more than 24 hours before arrival, or the stay is charged.

On site

  • Restrooms
  • Showers
  • Ice
  • Gas & diesel
  • Pump-out
  • Ship store & Gull House
  • Parking

Good to know

Slip and mooring questions

How do I book a transient slip or mooring?
Book online through Dockwa or call 401-624-4075. We email to confirm, and if we're full you go on the waitlist.
What does a transient stay cost?
Overnight dockage is $5.00 per foot plus metered electric. A transient mooring is $50 a night.
When does the seasonal season start?
May 15, with no early arrivals. Seasonal slips are $155 per foot and seasonal moorings are $2,500. Mooring rentals are non-refundable.
What is the cancellation policy?
Transient reservations can't be changed or cancelled within 24 hours of arrival. Inside that window, the stay is charged.
Do you have fuel and a pump-out?
Yes. Gas, diesel, ice and the pump-out are together at the fuel dock, which has 10 feet of water at mean low water.
What VHF channel do you monitor?
Channel 9.
Are dogs welcome?
Yes, on a leash. Please clean up after them.