Brewer Yacht Yard at Glen Cove

About the marina

Welcome
Glen Cove earned its place in yachting history at the turn of the last century. The beautiful countryside, large harbor and short boat ride to New York City made it an ideal location in the past and still does in the present. The history of Glen Cove, like many other settlements on the North Shore of Long Island, is closely associated with the history of its waterfront. For 250 years Glen Cove was part of the Town of Oyster Bay. But as the population grew to over 10,000 residents it became evident that the existing machinery of government was no longer adequate. On June 8, 1917 the Governor signed into law a bill proclaiming Glen Cove to be a City.

In the beginning of the 20th Century, Glen Cove began to see an influx of wealthy industrialists, bankers and business people who built lavish estates, many along the waterfront. Many of these estates are still standing and are in use today as schools, houses of worship and executive retreats.

Facilities

FACILITIES/EQUIPMENT
With a 30-ton travel lift, a 60-ton travel lift, a 20-ton hydraulic trailer, a fork lift, and a 15-ton hydraulic mobile crane, we are well-equipped to handle most any yacht. Our buildings are heat controlled, well lighted, and fully ventilated. Our indoor storage facility is home to as many as 24 boats in the off-season, but an additional facility is in the works, thanks to a recently approved plan to expand our yard’s service accommodations.

320 seasonal slips
8' dockside depth at MLW
Approach channel well marked
Floating docks
Water at slips
110v / 30A
208v / 50A
Pumpout facilities
Fuel dock: ValvTect Marine Gas & ValvTect Marine Premium Diesel
30 & 60 ton Travelift
Inside & outside storage
Wet storage
Dock staff monitors channel 9

Location

DIRECTIONS BY LAND
Take Long Island Expressway (495) eastbound to Exit 39. Take Glen Cove road northbound. Stay on road for six miles until end. At end of road (firehouse will be straight ahead), make left. At second light, turn right onto Shore Road. We are one-half mile down on right.


DIRECTIONS BY SEA
The marina is on Hempstead Harbor on the north shore of Long Island just east of Execution Rocks. Head south into the harbor and turn east up the channel marked by town yellow buoys. You will see the big blue shed behind the beach slightly starboard. As you enter Glen Cove Creek, turn right up behind the beach and head south into the marina 40° 51'20" North / 73° 38'50" West.