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Dock With Us

COVID-19 Update

COVID-19 & Our Campus
To learn about how COVID-19 has affected our campus and the changes we have made, read the statement on our homepage at www.hrmm.org. 
The museum docks will be available for any transient boaters in need of overnight docking. Transient boaters must register online through Dockwa or by calling the dock phone, 845-706-8881, and must pay with credit card. Dock assistants willt be available to assist during most normal business hours.

Restroom/shower facilities will be open to boaters during their stay. Water and electricity will be available.

Free admission to the museum will be available to boaters during normal museum hours. Check Here for Museum hours as they change throughout the season.

The rowing docks are available to qualified users.

All boaters must adhere to social distancing rules.

Please call the Dock Phone, 845-706-8881, with any questions.

Where History Meets Hospitality

Dock and visit the historic Rondout waterfront, located in close proximity to the Hudson River, just before the bridges over the Rondout Creek.
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All reservations are processed through the convenient and easy application, Dockwa. To make a reservation, click the "BOOK NOW"
​button below. If you have any questions, please call the dock
​attendant at 845-706-8881.
Dock phone hours are 9am-5pm.

BOOK NOWpowered by Dockwa

Overnight Docking Fees

$2.50 per foot per night for private vessels up to 80 feet
* includes admission to the ​museum for all passengers during time of stay *

$4.50 per foot per night for commercial vessels and vessels 81-300 ft

Overnight Docking Fees Include:
  • 30 and 50 amp electric service
  • Fresh water hookup
  • Wireless internet
  • Showers and bathrooms
  • Trash receptacles
  • Free admission to the Museum for all vessel passengers
 *Boat length is the overall length of a vessel including bow sprits and swim platforms.
**Any vessel doing work while at our dock including hiring shipwrights, use of cranes, use of heavy machinery and hiring of divers, must obtain permission from the museum beforehand. Any vessel planning to take on Fuel or Pump out must notify the museum beforehand & use one of our contractors.​

Check in is anytime after 1pm on the first date of your reservation. Check out is before 11am on the last date of your reservation. If arriving days later or earlier than your reservation, please call ahead and coordinate with the dock master at (845) 706-8881.

Short Term Docking

This is a great option to come visit the museum by boat. Please call ahead, 845-706-8881 to ensure there will be space available when you arrive.

Docking Fees are available upon request.


Our Location

We are located on the Rondout Creek, a protected tributary of the Hudson River about 90 miles North of New York City. Our docks are on the northern shore of the creek located roughly one-mile from where it meets the Hudson. Our location is ideal for vessels of all sizes and types and boaters of all backgrounds.
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What Makes Our Location Unique?
  • No height restrictions
  • Water depth at our docks at low tide is 16 feet
  • Ability to accommodate vessels up to 220 feet long
  • Commercial sized floating docks with three feet of freeboard
  • Wheelchair accessible gangway on B-Dock (please include in reservation request if required)
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Area Attractions

Take the opportunity to tour our waterfront’s excellent shops and historic places, including the Trolley Museum, the Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History, and the Rondout Lighthouse. Walk to numerous antique shops, art galleries, boutiques, coffee shops and fine dining. Visit our maritime gift shop, and attend special waterfront events, such as live music, boat shows, and more.
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For more on things to do in our area, please visit the Area Attractions page of our website. 

Cancellation Policy 

100% Refund 24 hours prior to the marina’s local check-in time. If the boater cancels less than 24 hours before check-in, the first night is non-refundable. If the boater arrives and decides to leave early, the nights not spent 24 hours after the official cancellation are 100% refunded.
Hudson River Maritime Museum
50 Rondout Landing
Kingston, NY 12401

​845-338-0071
fax: 845-338-0583
info@hrmm.org

​The Hudson River Maritime Museum is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of the maritime history of the Hudson River, its tributaries, and related industries. ​

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  • Home
    • About
    • Board >
      • Join Our Board
    • News
    • Newsletter
    • Work With Us
  • Contact Us
  • Join Our Mailing List
  • Visit
    • Hours And Directions
    • Parking
    • Museum Store >
      • Museum Online Store
    • Docking
    • Book A Charter
    • Rondout Lighthouse
    • Facility Rentals
    • Area Attractions
  • Museum
    • Lighthouse Film
    • RiverWise >
      • Documentary Films
    • Museum at Home
    • Exhibits >
      • New Age of Sail
      • Warning Signs
      • Mary Powell
      • Rescuing the River
      • Online Exhibits
      • Walking Tours
    • Lecture Series
    • Speaking Engagements
    • School Programs
  • Boat Tours
    • All Boat Tours
    • Meet Solaris
    • Lighthouse Tours
    • History Tours
    • Tasting History
    • Special Guest Tours
    • Ecology Tours
    • Evening Cruises
    • Private Charters >
      • Visiting Vessels >
        • Maiden
        • Eleanor
        • John J Harvey
        • Kalmar Nyckel
        • Impossible Dream
  • Events
    • Events Calendar
    • Lecture Series
    • Pilot Gala
    • Celebration of Woodworking >
      • Kingston Boat Builders Challenge
      • Sponsor
    • RiverWise
    • Riverport Women's Sailing Conference
    • NE Grain Race
    • Sail Freight Conference
  • Boat School
    • Wooden Boat, Sailing, & Rowing Blog
    • Youth Classes
    • Adult Classes
    • Instructors
    • Maritime Training
    • RWBS Library
    • Restoration
  • Sailing
    • Sailing School
    • Adult Sailing
    • Youth Sailing Program
    • Student Resources
    • Sea Scouts
    • Sailing Instructors
  • Rowing
    • Learn to Row
    • Rowing Instructors
  • Research
    • Research Requests
    • Research Library Catalog
    • Collections >
      • Digital Collections
    • History Blog
    • RiverWise
    • Submerged Resources Project
    • Pilot Log
    • Hudson River History >
      • Henry Hudson
      • The Hudson River
      • Sloops of the Hudson River
      • Robert Fulton
      • Hudson River Steamboats
      • New York Canals
  • Support
    • Member Login
    • Become A Member
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    • Memorial Donation
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    • Business Supporters
    • Green Museum
    • Our Sponsors