Brewer Deep River Marina

About the marina

Welcome
Brewer Deep River Marina offers seclusion and serenity on the Connecticut River. Offering a full complement of amenities that you may expect to find at a costly club, Brewer Deep River also offers year round service - from a complete mechanical rebuild to cosmetic and technical upgrades.

Only ten miles from Long Island Sound, Deep River Marina is tucked behind Eustasia Island. Originally settled in 1635 as a village of Saybrook, the community became established and the name changed to Deep River in July 1947. The town is centrally located in the state's largest vacation area, where one third of the area is occupied by state forest today.

The town of Deep River is a compact 15 square miles, with a population of 4,674. This quaint area combines New England small town charm with a Main Street that draws shoppers and boaters from many surrounding towns. Deep River offers a diverse retail center, unique restaurants, and wonderful hiking trails through rich nature preserves.

Location

DIRECTIONS BY LAND
From North or Hartford Area:
Take Route 91 South to Route 9 to Exit 5 (Deep River). At bottom of ramp, turn left. Proceed 1.2 miles to River Lane on the right at the bottom of hill. Turn right onto River Lane and follow to marina.

From South:
Take Route 9 North off I95 (North or South). Proceed to Exit 5 (Deep River). At bottom or ramp turn right. Proceed 1.2 miles to River Lane on the right at the bottom of hill. Turn right onto River Lane and follow to marina.


DIRECTIONS BY SEA
Enter the Connecticut River via the breakwater channel at Old Saybrook. Proceed upriver following channel buoys to maker #35. Turn to port at marker #35 keeping the marker to starboard. Brewer Deep River Marina is on the Western bank of the river approximately 1/8 mile past the marker.