Reviews from Joel Dubey (1)

  • Anchorage Review for No Name Harbor

    Reviewed by: Joel Dubey, Sea-lia, on Feb 6, 2026
    Vessel Type: Power
    LOA: 30'
    Draft: 3.0'

    Overall Rating:
    5
    Holding:
    5
    Wind Protection:
    5
    Current Flow:
    5
    Wake Protection:
    5
    Scenic Beauty:
    5
    Ease of Shopping:
    3
    Shore Access:
    5
    Cell Service:
    5
    WiFi:
    1

    This was really a great place to get out of the wind. There were maybe 8 or 9 boats inside the harbor and ~15 boats anchored outside. You can tie up to the seawall if there is room. There are public bathrooms a restaurant a couple of bars. The ambiance is gorgeous. There are walking trails all over this part of the island. We got there early and tied up to the seawall and then anchored before it turned dark. There is a pumpout, but I'm not sure if it worked or not. Here are the rules (system won't let me post a pic of the rule sheet):

    1. $8.00/boat 8am to sunset to tie up or land a dinghy.
    2. $20 per night to anchor inside the harbor.
    3. All boats have to be anchored and off the seawall from 11pm-8am.
    4. All park amenities close at sunset (except the restaurant & bar)
    5. Paying is the honor system. They have kiosks that you can use to drop a check or cash in.
    6. Anchoring quiet hours are from 11pm to 8am.
    7. No fires or grills, no generator use, no swimming, and no fishing.
    8. No alcohol in the park unless seated at a restaurant or bar.
    9. Maximum stay is 14 nights in a row, or 6 weeks per year.
    10. No more than 2 boats can be tied up together.
    11. Use the the park trash cans is permitted

    This harbor is excellent and you are pretty much protected 300 degrees. You won't be disappointed.

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