Marina guide
Pittsburg Marina
Pittsburg, Contra Costa County, CA
Overview
Pittsburg Marina is a public marina at 51 East Marina Boulevard in Pittsburg, on New York Slough at the junction of Suisun Bay and the western Delta. The marina advertises free public boat launch facilities, a free public ADA kayak launch, 274 covered berths for boats from 20 to 50 feet, an on-site haul-out and a fuel dock. Pittsburg Yacht Club is based here.
Launching
The site has two corrugated concrete boat ramps with two high-freeboard docks for trailer boats, a separate non-motorized launch ramp northwest of them, and an accessible kayak launch with transfer bench, guide rails and rollers. Parking is about 50 spaces near the Waterfront Grill and more than 100 vehicle-and-trailer spaces farther north. Public access to the small-boat launch is 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week.
Fuel and services
The fuel dock is open 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday and closed Sundays; it takes credit cards only and sells renewable diesel. Restrooms and the fish cleaning station are open 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. The harbormaster is on site Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
On the water
Expect strong winds and currents, especially in summer, and active shipping lanes with cargo ships. Duck hunting takes place nearby from October to February. Browns Island across New York Slough has no public access.
Getting there & access
Entering from the water
The marina is on New York Slough, close to the shipping lanes of Suisun Bay. Cargo ships and other motorized vessels use these lanes, and strong winds and currents are common in summer. Keep clear of commercial traffic.
Trailer boats
Two concrete ramps with two high-freeboard docks serve trailer boats, and the marina advertises free public launching. About 50 parking spaces are near the Waterfront Grill and more than 100 vehicle-and-trailer spaces are farther north. ADA parking is available.
Kayaks and paddleboards
A separate non-motorized ramp is northwest of the main ramps, and a free ADA kayak launch has a transfer bench, guide rails, launch rollers and a stand-up paddleboard grab bar. Kayak and SUP rentals, with paddles and life jackets, can be reserved online.
Fuel dock
Open 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday, closed Sunday. Credit cards only, and renewable diesel is sold. Call (925) 439-4958.
By road
The marina is at 51 East Marina Boulevard in Pittsburg and is about 2 miles from BART. The waterfront trail is open for walking, jogging and cycling.
Amenities
- Public boat ramps — Two concrete ramps with two high-freeboard docks
- ADA kayak launch — Transfer system, guide rails, rollers and a transfer bench
- Fuel dock — Credit cards only; renewable diesel available; closed Sundays
- Covered berths — 274 berths for boats 20 to 50 ft, with water and electricity
- Haul-out — On-site haul-out service
- Fish cleaning station and restrooms — Open 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily
- Pump-out and oil disposal — Listed by the Division of Boating and Waterways
- Waterfront Grill and Cafe — Restaurant with a full bar near the launch
- Kayak and SUP rentals — Rentals with paddles and life jackets; online booking
Rules & official resources
- Public boat launch and ADA kayak launch are free to use
- Fuel dock accepts credit cards only and is closed on Sundays
- Public access to the small-boat launch is 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week
- Duck hunting takes place near the marina from October through February
- Golden mussels were found in the Delta in October 2024 (Rough and Ready Island and Turner Cut, near Stockton). The state asks all boaters to Clean, Drain and Dry: remove mud, plants and animals, drain engines, live wells and bilges, and let gear dry before the next waterbody
- California Boater Card required for all operators of motorized vessels, regardless of age, since January 1, 2025
Common boat service needs here
Haul-out and repair
The marina has an on-site haul-out, and 274 covered berths bring steady demand for mechanical repairs and hull work.
Find Marine Mechanics & Engine Service providers →Hull cleaning in brackish water
Boats kept in the western Delta's brackish water pick up marine growth faster than in fresh water, so owners schedule regular diver cleaning.
Find Bottom Cleaning, Hull Cleaning & Dive Services providers →Anti-fouling paint
Boats berthed year-round in tidal brackish water need proper bottom paint to slow growth between haul-outs.
Find Bottom Painting & Antifouling providers →Electronics for shipping-lane running
Active shipping lanes, strong wind and current make radar, AIS, GPS and VHF important for boats leaving Pittsburg for the Bay or the Delta.
Find Marine Electrical & Electronics providers →Guides & FAQs
Nearby providers
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Sources
Last verified October 5, 2026