Marina

Transient Dockage & Reservations

The Old Dominion Boat Club welcomes transient member boaters and yachtsmen from reciprocating yacht clubs to our clubhouse and docks.

The Club maintains docks at One Prince Street, Zero King Street, and the T‑head adjacent to the clubhouse. B Dock, located directly in front of the clubhouse, is available to members only for complimentary day dockage on a first‑come, first‑served basis; no reservation is required. All other dockage requires an advance reservation.

The King Street docks include 53 slips, two T‑heads, and a work float. The two King Street T‑heads (C and D Docks), together with the Prince Street T‑head (A Dock), are available for transient day and overnight reservations. Individual slips may be made available on a temporary basis when the assigned slip holder is away.

Transient docking requests are managed through the computerized reservation system Dockwa. A completed profile on Dockwa.com is required to make a reservation. Please visit our How‑To Guide for instructions on creating an account and submitting a request.

Member Transient Reservations

Member transient reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance of the expected stay and are limited to a maximum stay of one week.

Transient reservations for a non‑member, made by a member up to thirty (30) days in advance, will be accepted; however, the sponsoring member must be present on the vessel at all times while it is docked at the Club, including overnight stays.

 The discounted member rate will apply when the reservation is made and the credit card payment is completed through Dockwa.

Reciprocal Transient Reservations

Reciprocal transient reservations may be made no more than fifteen (15) days in advance of the expected stay and are limited to a maximum stay of one week.

Charges for non‑member reciprocal guests are:

• $3.00 per night, plus
• $5.00 per night for each 30‑amp circuit, or
• $10.00 per night for each 50‑amp circuit

All fees must be paid in advance or at the time of docking.

Please review our Reciprocity Guidelines or contact Commodore@OldDominionBoatClub.com with any questions.

Docking Guidelines

• Transients occupying C and D Docks shall berth their vessels so as not to obstruct the interior fairway between the north and south docks. No portion of a vessel may extend beyond the last piling on the north or south T‑head closest to the fairway.
• Visiting boat owners are responsible for providing and using their own dock lines. As a courtesy to slip holders, any lines found in a slip must not be used or adjusted.
• M&B Rules require boats to be properly moored using lines appropriate to the vessel’s length and displacement. One‑half‑inch diameter lines are the minimum size permitted.
• Visiting boaters must supply their own marine‑grade electrical power cords.

For longer stays, please contact MB@OldDominionBoatClub.com regarding available subleases or with additional questions.

We look forward to welcoming you on the docks.