Have you heard about Kentmorr Marina's Summer Short Haul Special?

We offer a Short Haul & Pressure Wash package for boats up to 45 Feet!

Call the office today and take advantage of our short-haul summer special! 410-643-0029

COMING SOON in 2023 at Kentmorr Marina!

The 2nd Annual Blessing of the Fleet will kick off the season with a 10 am ceremony for all the Charter Boats & Captains to celebrate the start of Trophy Season which is May 1st - 15th!

So head over to kentmorrmarina.net and book a charter boat to hit the open waters! Book Now to secure important dates for fishing season!

THIS JUST IN! - There is a new restaurant coming to Kentmorr Marina! Yes! You heard that right! There will be a new restaurant opening this spring! Make sure to FOLLOW US @KentmorrMarina for all the latest news and events happening right here at Kentmorr Marina! STAY TUNED

Kentmorr Marina is re-branding! To become more in line with our Chesapeake Bay history, we decided to update our logo with a "Dead Rise" style boat that you see in the region. Going with the "throwback" feel, we wanted to showcase the new logo with hats!

Let us know if you would like to purchase a hat as we pick out different styles and colors in the near future!

This Saturday, May 30th, the Kentmorr Marina will have a "Blessing of the Fleet" to kick off the 2022 fishing season. In honor of the 20+ charter boats that call Kentmorr Marina home, we are having an opening day ceremony at 10am. Local TV stations and dignitaries will be in attendance.

Kentmorr Marina is located at 910 KENTMORR ROAD, STEVENSVILLE, MD 21666

For more information about Kentmorr Marina and our Charter Boats, you can call us at (410) 643-0029 or visit us at kentmorrmarina.net

Among the outstanding amenities at Kentmorr Marina are our lovely beaches. We have been replenishing the beaches for over 20 years now with clean, fine and beautiful sand taken from right off shore. Kentmorr Marina has dredged the channel to keep it open, the marina accessible, and to make sure all boaters are safe.

As in past years, Kentmorr Marina has once again had our beach grade sand tests conducted by an approved lab, John D. Hynes & Assoc. Inc. , for McCrone, Inc. This reputable testing facility confirms that our beach grade sand is once again safe and free of any toxins that would be harmful to our guests.

See test report summary here.

So to all of our Kentmorr Marina quests, plan on coming to our beautiful beaches and enjoying the water, the expansive views of the Chesapeake Bay, and the sand between your toes with the peace of mind that the beaches are safe and clean for you, your friends and family.

Kentmorr Marina has expanded its on-site vehicle parking area. Additional parking is now open at the rear of the yacht yard as shown on the map below:

Visitors please respect our neighbors in the community and avoid on-street parking! 

Thank You!

Kentmorr Marina Management

Kentmorr Marina has created a new Rockfish inspired t-shirt in the spirit of our sportfishing heritage and our beautiful location on the Chesapeake Bay — “Fishmorr • Rockmorr • Kentmorr”.

The new custom design will be printed on the highest-quality, heavy cotton t-shirts, in short and long sleeves and ladies tank tops. Shirts will be available at our marina office for $28.00 + tax and our new online store in early November 2017, just in time for Christmas gifts.

Alex Sweitzer has accepted more of a full-time position with the marina while at the same time acquiring his college degree. As all of you know, Alex started with the Marina when he was just 13 years old, almost seven years ago. He has always been a great addition to our marina team and we are so grateful that he his taking on more marina challenges. Thank you Alex !

“Congratulations to our inaugural Fish For A Cure Marina Challenge winner, Kentmorr Marina. — at Chesapeake Bay Foundation.” – Anne Arundel Medical Center Foundation.

In an effort to expand Fish For A Cure’s footprint across the region, the AAMC Foundation launched the 2018 Fish For A Cure Marina Challenge to help raise the fundraising bar higher each year and provide critically needed funding for this special care that makes a real difference in the lives of cancer patients and their families.

For more information on how you can participate in Fish for the Cure in 2019, visit www.fishforacure.org or contact Anne Arundel Medical Center Foundation office at 443-481-4587.

Students from Dunloggin Middle School have been raising baby oysters (called oyster spat) in cages at the marina for the past 6 years. In that time frame, the students have raised and relocated nearly 50,000 oysters to a sanctuary reef at the mouth of the Severn River. These budding young scientists who have an interest in marine biology or environmental science help provide care for the oyster spat that are housed in 20 cages located on the docks of the marina. In addition to the large group data collections that occur in the fall and spring, the students and their families are also required to visit the marina at least 1 other time throughout the year to provide care for the oysters, take water quality readings, record observations, and then share the data with other members of the group through a Google document. At the end of the year, the students take a field trip to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation where they relocate their cultivated oysters. The students work closely with several groups including the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Oyster Recovery Partnership, the UMCES- Horn Point Oyster Hatchery, Clearshark H2O, and the Coastal Conservation Association of Maryland.

The trip they took earlier this fall was a professional learning activity they designed for the faculty at Dunloggin Middle School. Daniel Blue, science teacher at Dunloggin Middle School, and another teacher co-wrote and received a grant from the Chesapeake Bay Trust so that they could show the staff exactly what their students do throughout the year as there are many cross curricular tie-ins to the study of oysters and oyster harvesting in the Chesapeake Bay. All in all, it was a very fun day and the staff really enjoyed themselves.

Kentmorr Marina management is pleased to be able to host the Dunloggin Middle School students and foster their learning about the Chesapeake Bay and its native species.