Oak Park Marina

About the marina

At the east end of beautiful Sodus Bay lies Oak Park Marina. Oak Park Marina has everything a boater could want regardless of boat size or the way it's powered. Oak Park is not just a marina, but a vacation spot with all the amenities and conveniences that will make your stay a memorable one.

Come for the season, the week or the weekend and experience it for yourself. You'll be pleasantly surprised by Oak Park's reasonable and competitive rates even with all the extra amenities. See why boaters throughout the Great Lakes make Oak Park Marina their home away from home.

Your stay at Oak Park Marina isn't complete without a visit to Cutters Fine Food and Spirit restaurant. Cutters Fine Food and Spirit has become synonymous with the finest and most successful banquets, weddings and parties anywhere.

Facilities

250 floating slips with transit docking
Yachts up to 65 feet
There are water and 15/30/50 AMP power on the docks
Immaculate and spacious washrooms
All new showers facility
Complete Laundromat
Heated swimming pool
Jacuzzi
Sun Deck
Shuffleboard courts
Horse Shoes
Picnic Areas
Gas and diesel fuel, pump out
Marine stores that sell ice, maintenance supplies, charts and gifts
35-ton travel lift for haul out and boat repairs
All fiberglass repairs
Gas inboard engines, fiberglass hulls and props.
Complete Winterizing Services'
Shrink Wrapping
Bottom Painting
Mast Rigging / Re-rigging for our sail boat customers
Depth at the gas dock is 10 feet.
Full service restaurant - Cutters Fine Food and Spirit, serving lunch and dinner daily.
Casual dining inside and out
Extensive banquet facilities for any size event

Location

Sodus Bay is 24 miles southwest of Oswego and 28 east of Rochester. Conspicuous high white bluffs are located east of the entrance. A dredged channel with a maintained depth of 9 feet passes between two parallel piers. The outer end of the west pier is marked with a flashing white light atop a 51 foot square white pyramidal tower, visible from a distance. A flashing green light marks the end of the east pier.