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Great Lakes

Lake Ontario, The Georgian Bay, Lake Simcoe, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, Green Bay, the St. Lawrence River, and Lake St. Clair.

Did you know that the Great Lakes region is the #1 boating destination in the U.S.?

The sheer size of this territory affords boaters a whole world of fun and a number of diverse places to explore on the water. In fact, the Great Lakes region includes nearly 11,000 miles of United States and Canada shoreline, and spans more than 94,000 square miles of water. The territory is comprised of six lakes: Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, Lake Ontario, Lake Superior and Lake St. Clair. These lakes are surrounded by eight U.S. states (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin), as well as Ontario and Québec. From pristine wilderness and crystal clear waters, to waterfront beaches in major cities, the Great Lakes truly offer something great for every kind of boater. Snag-A-Slip is a free, online boat slip reservation site where you can explore awesome marinas in the Great Lakes and rent boat slips easily. If you are charting your course or you want to see our marinas on a map, click the interactive map button above!

Just an hour so from the Greater Toronto area, Lake Simcoe is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike who enjoy its pristine waters and charming beaches. Boaters and sailors will enjoy the lively lake community, which hosts plenty of regattas and poker runs throughout the summer. Adventurers and historians will want to plan a trip to Georgina Island, home to the Chippewas, to learn about the tribe's history and walk the preserved nature paths.

Lauderdale Point Marina & Resort

Severn Bridge, Ontario - ON, Canada

$2.07/ft

Lefroy Harbour Resorts

Lefroy, Ontario - ON, Canada

$1.61/ft

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Bridge Port Marina

Orillia, Ontario - ON, Canada

$1.61/ft

Kon Tiki Marina

Gilford, Ontario - ON, Canada

$1.61/ft

Marina Del Rey

Ramara, Ontario - ON, Canada

$0.80/ft

Be it the Bay’s size, or its reputation, this boating region stands on its own. You can spend a whole summer exploring the Georgian Bay, and you won’t even scratch the surface. Home to some of the best fresh water cruising in the world, boaters and sailors alike flock to the Georgian Bay to explore all of its vast offerings. Stroll through charming waterfront towns, eat oysters in Beausoleil, cruise around the 30,000 islands, view stunning wildlife, swim in crystal clear waters and much more. This is one for the bucket list, friends!

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Queen's Cove Marina

Victoria Harbour, Ontario - ON, Canada

$1.21/ft

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Paragon Marina

Honey Harbour, Ontario - ON, Canada

$30/night

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Brandy's Cove Yachting Centre

Honey Harbour, Ontario - ON, Canada

$1.12/ft (USD)

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South Bay Cove Yacht Haven

Port Severn, Ontario - ON, Canada

$1.61/ft

The largest amongst all of the great lakes, Lake Superior is also notably the third largest freshwater lake in the world. With a surface area spanning across an impressive 31,700 miles, this beautiful lake provides boaters, fisherman, and outdoor activists an abundance of leisure opportunities from Canada down to the US. The lake is fed by over 200 rivers, allowing boaters many options for additional adventuring.

Pike's Bay Marina

Bayfield, Wisconsin - WI, United States

$40 - $70/night

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Large private dock for up to 150' yacht

Chassell, Michigan - MI, United States

$1,000 - $5,000/season

One of the longest rivers in North America and the outflow for the entire Great Lakes system, the St. Lawrence River is an essential waterway flowing between the US and Canada. 744 miles in length, the St. Lawrence is also home to the stunning Thousand Island region. This picturesque watershed is a gorgeous destination enjoyed by boaters of many nations.

Clarks Marina

Gananoque, Ontario - ON, Canada

$1.61/ft

Village Quay Marina

Lansdowne, Ontario - ON, Canada

$2.01/ft

Port of Quebec Marina

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

$2.50 - $3.85/ft

120 miles long, Green Bay is an amazing getaway for both the outdoor enthusiast and the city-lover in you. Beautiful botanical gardens, sanctuaries and parks make up a large portion of the natural spaces around Green Bay laced with gorgeous walking trails. Famous cities line the Bays shoreline, including the city of Green Bay where you will find great places to eat, explore and more!

Lake Ontario is the Eastern-most Great Lake and is surrounded on the north, west, and southwest by Ontario, and on the south and east by New York. From the historical destinations, to the national treasures, and the beautiful islands to the great harbor towns, boating on Lake Ontario is an experience of a lifetime.

Goreski's Resort and Marina

Port Perry, Ontario - ON, Canada

$1.21/ft

Harbour West Marina

Hamilton, Ontario - ON, Canada

$26 - $44/night

Audley's Cove Marina

Gores Landing, Ontario - ON, Canada

$1.61/ft

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St. Catharines Marina

St. Catharines, Ontario - ON, Canada

$1.21/ft

Bluffer's Park Marina

South Toronto, Ontario - ON, Canada

$2.10/ft

Lake Michigan is the second largest Great Lake by volume and the only Great Lake sheltered entirely by the U.S. Boaters looking for a city adventure will love a stop in Chicago and Michigan City, both of which are located on the southern tip of the lake. Cruisers looking for a beach experience will enjoy a trip from St. Joseph-Benton Harbor to Silver Lake Sand Dunes - but be sure to stop at Saugatuk, Grand Haven and Muskegon along the way!

Fay's Point Marina

Blue Island, Illinois - IL, United States

$30/night

Doyne's Marina

Portage, Indiana - IN, United States

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$35/night

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Prairie Harbor Yacht Club

Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin - WI, United States

$2.00/ft

308 River Docks

Manistee, Michigan - MI, United States

$50/night

Harbor Shores Marina

St. Joseph, Michigan - MI, United States

$125/night

Boaters and sailors looking for a big city experience and some rock 'n roll, can check out Cleveland. Looking for small town charm and beautiful islands? Be sure to plan a visit the quaint towns of Erieau and Leamington on the Canadian side of the lake. Party-goers will want to visit Put-In Bay, Ohio while amusement park seekers should visit Sandusky! Last, but not least, Lake Erie is a gateway to Lake Huron and the Detroit River.

Channel Grove Marina

Marblehead, Ohio - OH, United States

$35 - $75/night

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Catawba Landing Marina

Port Clinton, Ohio - OH, United States

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$1.50/ft

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Battery Park Marina

Sandusky, Ohio - OH, United States

10

$2.25 - $3.00/ft

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Oasis Marinas at North Coast Harbor

Cleveland, Ohio - OH, United States

10

$1.75 - $4.00/ft

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Port Conneaut Marina

Conneaut, Ohio - OH, United States

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$1.50 - $3.00/ft

Stan's Marina

Port Stanley, Ontario - ON, Canada

Long Term Only

Nestled between Lake Erie and Lake Huron, Lake St. Clair is home to over 430 square miles of water and 160 miles of stunning shoreline. There are additional islands and bays around the Lake that you can visit when cruising around. These must-sees include Strawberry Island, Gull Island, Cross Pointe Sandbar, Anchor Bay and Big Muscamoot Bay. The boating opportunities on Lake St. Clair are endless - and the Lake St. Clair marinas are ready to welcome you!

Westport Marina

LaSalle, Ontario - ON, Canada

$1.21/ft

Michigan Harbor Marina

St. Clair Shores, Michigan - MI, United States

$2.50/ft

Lambrecht Marina

Harrison Twp., Michigan - MI, United States

$2.00/ft