Glen Cove Marina is located in Vallejo, California, with easy access to the San Francisco Bay and the California Delta. Nestled in the hills overlooking the Carquinez Straight, Glen Cove Marina offers a scenic retreat for both boaters and sailors.

Amenities:

• Piers 1-4 Covered ~ $6.65 per foot
• Piers 5-6 Covered ~ $6.80 per foot
• Pier 7 Covered ~ $7.25 per foot
• Piers 5-8 Uncovered ~ $6.05 per foot
• Guest Docking ~
  • Up to 45' ~ $20 per night
  • 46' and Up ~ $25 per night
  • reservations recommended
• 24 Hour Security Gates
• Laundry, Showers, Restrooms
• Pump-Out Facility
• Electric, Water & Storage Boxes for each Open and Covered Berths
• Cube and Block Ice
• Yacht Brokerage Services
• Picnic and Recreational Facilities

History:

Glen Cove Marina's "white Victorian house" was originally built as a twenty-eight room residence as part of the Carquinez Straight Lighthouse and Life Saving Station, which was located at the entrance to the deep-water channel leading to Mare Island and the Napa River. First occupied on January 15, 1910, the lighthouse was one of a chain of 17 stations that started at the entrance to the San Francisco Bay (Point Bonita) and ended at Poe Island in Suisun Bay.

In 1955, the US Coast Guard automated the light and fog horn mechanisms, and the main building of the Carquinez Straight Lighthouse was sold to a private party who, in 1957, moved the building by barge up the Straight to its present position at Elliot Cove, overlooking the scenic marina.

Of the 17 original lighthouse buildings, only two others remain in existence: the St. Francis Yacht Club on Tinsley Island, and the East Brother's lighthouse in San Pablo Bay (now a bed and breakfast establishment).