Chicago
Harbors
The Chicago Park District's
9 lakefront harbors stretch from
Lincoln Park in the northern
part of the city to Jackson Park
in the south. With accommodations
for more than 5,000 boats, the
Chicago park District Harbors
constitute the nation's largest
municipal harbor system and feature
state-of-the-art floating docks,
moorings, star docks, fuel facilities
and other amenities for Chicago
boaters and their guests. Since
1996, the Park District has invested
more than $65 million dollars
to renovate and modernize harbor
facilities. The harbors are very
popular with area boaters and
have enjoyed occupancies in excess
of 98% for the past several years.
The harbors are managed by Westrec
Marinas of Encino, California,
in partnership with the Chicago
Park District.
59th Street Harbor:
59th Street Harbor is located
in Jackson Park, a very short
walk to the Museum of Science
and Industry and the 63rd Street
Beach. There are 125 docks
located in the harbor. Transient
docking is available. We suggest
calling the harbor directly
for reservations any time after
May 15. Waste pump-out equipment
is provided on a no-charge
basis. 59th Street Harbor is
the home harbor of the Museum
Shores Yacht Club.
Diversey Harbor
Diversey Harbor is located
in the heart of Lincoln Park.
Within walking distance is
the Lincoln Park Zoo and the
Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum,
Diversey Harbor has 714 docks
and star docks. Transient docking
is available. We suggest that
you call the harbor directly
for reservations any time after
May 15.
There is a fuel facility at
Diversey Harbor located at
the Diversey Yacht Club. This
facility dispenses gas and
diesel fuels. Additionally,
there is a public launch ramp
with parking for approximately
67 vehicles with trailers.
Waste pump-out equipment is
provided on a no charge basis.
Jackson Park Outer Harbor
Jackson Park Outer Harbor
is located in the heart of
Jackson Park of 63rd Street
Beach. There are 169 docks,
mooring cans and star docks.
Transient docking is available.
We suggest calling the harbor
directly for reservations any
time after May 15.
Jackson Park Outer Harbor has
a fuel dock facility, which
dispenses gas and diesel fuels.
The Ship's Store, located in
the Harbor building, offers
refreshments, apparel and boating
supplies. There is a privately
operated restaurant at the
south end of the building.
Waste pump-out equipment is
available on a no charge basis.
Belmont Harbor
Belmont Harbor is located
in Lincoln Park. There are
730 docks, mooring cans and
star docks. Transient docking
is available, we suggest calling
for reservations any time after
May 15.
Belmont Harbor has a fuel dock
facility, with gas and diesel
fuels. The Ship's Store, located
in the Harbor Building, offers
refreshments, apparel and boating
supplies. Additionally, there
is a mast stepping/unstepping
capability at the Harbor Building,
(reservations are required).
Waste pump-out equipment is
available on a no charge basis.
DuSable Harbor
DuSable Harbor is located
in the heart of downtown Chicago
at the foot of Randolph Street.
Entrance to the harbor is through
the Monroe Harbor entrance
with a turn to the north along
the eastern breakwater, past
the stern of the Columbia Yacht
Club and into the harbor. There
are 420 docks in DuSable Harbor.
Transient docking is available.
We strongly suggest calling
the harbor directly for reservations
any time after May 15. Waste
pump-out equipment is provided
on a no-charge basis.
Monroe Harbor
Monroe Harbor is located
in the heart of downtown Chicago.
There are approximately 1000
mooring cans in the harbor.
Transient mooring is available.
We suggest calling the harbor
directly for reservations any
time after May 15. Monroe Harbor
has a tender
service, which provides
delivery and pickup to boats
in the harbor. Additionally,
there is Waste pump-out equipment,
which is provided on a no charge
basis.
Burnham Harbor
Burnham Harbor is located
within walking distance of
the Chicago downtown area and
is situated on the Museum Campus.
The Museum Campus is home to
the Field Museum, the Shedd
Aquarium and the Adler Planetarium.
Soldier Field is on the west
side of Burnham Harbor and
McCormick Place is to the south.
There are 1120 docks, mooring
cans and star docks. Transient
docking is available. We strongly
suggest calling the harbor
directly for reservations any
time after May 15.
Burnham Harbor has a fuel dock
facility which dispenses gas
and diesel fuels. The Ship's
Store, located in the harbor
building, offers refreshments,
apparel and boating supplies
and there is a laundry facility
in the building. Waste pump-out
equipment is available at no
charge. There is a launch ramp
at the harbor with parking
for approximately 43 vehicles
with trailers.
Jackson Inner Harbor
Jackson Park Inner Harbor
is located in the heart of
Jackson Park. There are 165
docks and star docks. Transient
docking is available. We suggest
calling for reservations any
time after May 15. Waste pump-out
equipment is available on a
no charge basis. There is also
a launch ramp on the east side
of the harbor with parking
for 40 vehicles with trailers.
Montrose Harbor
Montrose Harbor is located
on the northern edge of Lincoln
Park, a short walk from Montrose
Beach. There are 630 docks,
mooring cans and star docks.
Transient docking is available.
We suggest calling the harbor
directly for reservations any
time after May 15. Waste pump-out
equipment is provided on a
no charge basis. Montrose Harbor
is the home harbor of the Chicago
Corinthian Yacht Club.
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