The Kincardine Marina is halfway between Sarnia and the North Channel. The harbour is open 24 hours a day, and has over the years, been a haven of refuge for weary boaters. No boat has ever been turned away from Kincardine, even 70 footers have been known to shelter at the harbour when Lake Huron’s waves become too wild. The marina can accommodate over 150 boats with 14 slips reserved for transient boaters.

While at the harbour, visit the Marine Museum, take a romantic walk on the boardwalk, watch a magnificent sunset and listen to the Phantom Piper Pipe down the sun from atop the lighthouse. With it’s close proximity to Kincardine’s downtown, boaters can walk to restaurants, the laundromat and shop in the downtown core.

Total slips: 155.
Transient Slips 14.
Up to 50 amp electrical service.
Diesel and gas.
Basic marine supplies.
Marine charts.
Pump out.
Water and ice.
Picnic tables and propane B.B.Qs.

The Kincardine harbour entrance is located at 44.178473N, 81.643371W. A sector light is located at the end of the North Pier. If you are approaching from the north, and the sector light shows green, beware of the partly submerged breakwall. Continue heading south until the sector light shows white, then head into the entrance. Once you are close to the north pier (sector light) stay to the south until you can see a clear path into the harbour.

A fog horn is located at the sector light. It can be started by keying the mike on VHF channel 19 five times in 5 seconds. It can be turned off by keying the mike on channel 19 nine times in 5 seconds. The horn will operate for 30 minutes then turn off.

The Lighthouse is a Kincardine landmark. The lighthouse is owned by the Municipality of Kincardine and is maintained and operated by the Kincardine Yacht Club. The light flashes red every 5 seconds.

Four yellow barrels are located in a diamond pattern, with each side 1 nautical mile. The closest one to the harbour entrance is located a few hundred meters south of the piers. These do not mark navigation hazards. They are racing marks for the Kincardine Yacht Club.