Indiantown Marina

Indiantown Marina sits at Mile 29.5 on the north side of the St. Lucie Canal, between the St. Lucie Lock and the lake. It is a storage yard and boatyard rather than a resort: 34 full facility slips, 7 floating dock slips, two travel lifts at 30 and 50 tons, and a do-it-yourself work yard beside a full service department. The yard describes its own position as on the canal that links Stuart on the east coast to Fort Myers on the west coast via Lake Okeechobee.

Coast Pilot 4 reports a 50-ton marine lift here, along with berths with electricity, gasoline, diesel fuel, water, ice, a pump-out station and a launching ramp. In 2006 the Coast Pilot reported a controlling depth of 8 feet in the entrance and in the basin – a figure from that year, not a survey of today.

This is a yard where owners may do their own work. Haul or launch is $6.00 per foot each way and blocking another $6.00 per foot; stepping or unstepping a mast is $100 each way. Storage length is charged on the manufacturer's stated hull length rather than length overall, which is unusual enough to be worth checking against your papers before quoting.

There are 19 campsites with full hookups at $35.00 a day, so a crew can live ashore while the boat is out. Showers, laundry, fresh water, dry storage, marine supplies, waterproof charts and free Wi-Fi are on site, and the yard monitors channel 16.

The rate sheet is effective 1 February 2025: slips and the face dock at $2.00 per foot daily, or $18.00 per foot monthly with a $725.00 minimum paid in advance. Electricity is $140.00 a month at 110 V and $170.00 at 220 V. Tax is 6.5 percent. The yard notes that rates are subject to change without notice, and takes bookings by telephone on 772-597-2455.