Phone: (949) 721-0111

Marine Stand By Channel? The marina can only be reached by phone at this point in time.

Average Water Depth? They do not provide current stats on water levels for this marina. Please contact management before you arrive to make sure that they can accommodate you.

Is there a pumpout station?

Yes, the marina offers this service on site.

Is there a fuel dock?

While there is not a fuel dock right at the marina, there is a full service one nearby that offers both regular and diesel fuel.

Are there any guest facilities?

Yes, guests can use both the docks or slips and electricity is provided. Please contact the marina management for information on their current rates for these services.

Is there a boat ramp?

There is a nearby boat ramp, but there may be a fee for use. Please ask the marina for more information on this service.

What you need to know:

This harbor is located right inside Newport Beach and is a terrific spot if you just want to jet in and go. You'll have a prime location and some of the best maneuverability in the area. This is great if you have a larger boat and are worried about navigating the bay.

What kind of services are offered?

Slips and side-ties from 20' to 74'

30 and 50 amp power

Telephone and cable hookups

24-hour emergency call-in service

Ample free parking

Heated restroom and shower facilities

Close to yacht clubs, restaurants, shopping and Balboa Island

Full-time staff

Dock boxes

Fine waterfront dining just minutes away

Pump-out station

Minutes to breakwater

Easy maneuvering

There are 101 slips at this location, but there is a waiting list. It is best to get on as quickly as possible since this a very popular marina. There may be a fee, but it is well worth it since slips do open up on a frequent basis.

The company that manages this harbor also manages several others in the area. They are well known for their attention to every conceivable detail and their commitment to service. If you are looking for a true full service marina that handles everything, this is the perfect spot.

The berths are well located and easy access is provided for parking. This is a marina that was really designed with boat owners in mind and although space is limited, that contributes to the ease in which you can move through the channel.

How to Get There:

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Traveling North on Pacific Coast Highway

Turn left on Jamboree Road

Turn left on Bayside Drive

Turn immediately right into Bayside Marina at

1137 Bayside Drive

(Or you can proceed approximately .1 mile and

turn right into Bayside Marina at 1353 Bayside Drive)

Traveling South on Pacific Coast Highway

Turn right on Jamboree Road

Turn left on Bayside Drive

Turn immediately right into Bayside Marina at

1137 Bayside Drive

(Or you can proceed approximately .1 mile and

turn right into Bayside Marina at 1353 Bayside Drive)

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Camanche: Those who are heading to the area for trout should know that they need to get around 35 feet deep. Those who are looking to get bass are going to need to head to the location in the morning, and will want to use plastics. Catfish are not too deep, making them somewhat easy to catch for those who are using chicken livers as bait.

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Chesbro: Catfish bites have been slow at best in this location over the last week. Bass has been relatively slow as well.

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Del Valle: If you head near the dam you will find a fairly good catfish bite. Someone pulled up a 14-pound catfish this week. Those who are looking for trout are going to want to head to this location, thanks to the 500 pound plant of trout that went in over the last week. If you are looking for bass, you are going to want to head to the narrows.

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