10 Best Mooring Service Providers in Tampa

Bay Pines Marina provides boat storage, wet slips, fuel, bait and ice in the Bay Pines area of St. Petersburg. These services support boat owners who need a place to keep a vessel, prepare for time on the water or make a short stop for basic supplies.

The marina also suits boaters arranging temporary slip use, with customer-reported examples involving a short rental for trailer work. A tiki bar and restaurant provide an after-water option. Its setting serves boaters around St. Petersburg and nearby Tampa Bay communities.

St. Petersburg Municipal Marina pairs marina access with an easy downtown waterfront stop. Visitors can walk toward the pier’s end, where bars and restaurants provide places to continue an outing, while the surrounding setting suits sightseeing, relaxation and informal entertaining. The location also offers views across the bay toward the airport and skyline. Its downtown position makes it practical for combining waterfront time with nearby restaurants, festivals and pier activities.

Clearwater Harbor Marina Yacht & Boat serves boat owners seeking a downtown Clearwater base with practical dockside amenities. The marina has floating docks, restrooms, showers, water, Wi-Fi, laundry, security and a pump-out station, while its position offers access toward Clearwater Harbor and the Intracoastal Waterway. A harbormaster is available to help with docking logistics, including larger vessels described at 40 feet with a 25-foot beam and 67-foot mast.

Shell Point Marina LLC provides a Ruskin waterfront setting for boat storage, dockage and liveaboard marina life. Boaters can use dry storage or premium dockage, with access toward Tampa Bay and the Little Manatee River. The property also includes a clubhouse, tiki hut, launch-area seating, private showers, laundry and ice machines.

The marina suits owners seeking a relaxed base for keeping or living aboard a boat. Additional amenities include billiards, darts and kayaks available on a first-come, first-served basis, creating space for both boating preparation and time ashore.

Inter-Bay Moorings LLC is a marina serving boat owners and people who spend time on the water. The property includes a service-yard setting and supports marine needs such as boat handling by travel lift, with communication around loading work.

It may suit local boaters looking for an old-Florida marina atmosphere or a facility connected to haul-out and service work. The marina is in Gibsonton, tucked away from the main road, so visitors should identify their needs on arrival to match them with the available marine service crew.

Little Harbor Marinas provides Ruskin boaters with wet slips, high-and-dry storage, fuel, and a marine service center covering repair, maintenance, engine work, repowering, restoration, upholstery, electrical service, and generator repair. Dry storage accommodates boats up to 30 feet LOA, while slips are available as annual, monthly, or transient arrangements. The protected harbor offers access to Tampa Bay, the Gulf, fishing, and cruising, with restaurants, lodging, a secluded beach, and resort amenities within walking distance. It also supports visiting boaters and owners who want storage, dockage, or service in one waterfront setting.

Loggerhead St. It suits people seeking boat storage, support from a knowledgeable mechanic or a place to stay during fishing tournaments. The marina is in St. Petersburg rather than Tampa, and access to open water is described as taking about 25–30 minutes. That location and boating-use context are important when weighing it for regular storage or a planned stay.

Pirates Cove Marina and Boat Club combines boat-club access with marina services, boat storage and on-water support in Dunedin. Members use the club’s boats, while owners can store boats at the marina, including high-and-dry storage. The business also sells boats and supports buyers with photos, videos, compression tests and transport preparation.

The club is suited to families and newer boaters who want access to clean, maintained boats with staff available to help with local waterways. A café adds a place to eat before or after time on the water, and dogs are allowed according to the documented marina experience. The operation also updates its boat fleet over time.