Hidden Harbor Marina

About the marina

Hidden Harbor is a family owned and operated marina that offers berthing for sailboats only.

Hidden Harbor is not open to the general public, and the facilities are for the exclusive use of the berthers.

Hidden Harbor offers the owners of sailboats a quiet, relaxing, and secure environment in which to berth their sailboat, and to enjoy the greatest sailing and secluded anchorages in this part of the Delta.

Facilities

Mens and womens restrooms as well as laundry rooms are located at the west end of each harbor. A central garbage container is located behind the work-shop at the east harbor. Crushed ice in 7lb bags is also located behind the work-shop. Electrical outlets on the docks are 20 amp twist locks. Fresh, clean, great tasting water is supplied to the docks and restrooms from our own 300 foot deep well. Gas, diesel, and a self-serve waste pump-out are located on the gas dock.

Others

Great sailing is just outside the harbor entrances. Westerly winds from the bay provide a beam reach, either north to Cache Slough, or south down the Sacramento River. The north Cache Slough area has many isolated anchorages. The Hidden Harbor "Slough Book" is available in the office, and details these areas. Benicia is just a few hours sail downriver, and is an excellent overnight destination.

Location

Hidden Harbor Marina is an all sailboat facility in the Sacramento river delta at the confluence of Cache and Steamboat sloughs located two miles north of Rio Vista