The Marina At Ortega Landing

Upscale clubhouse includes two restrooms, kitchen, gas fireplace, 70” flat screen TV, Cable, WiFi, and sound system. Captain's Lounge offers boaters the chance to relax on comfortable sofas and chairs, play cards or dine at tables, and enjoy a chess game. Shelves on either side of the fireplace include books and games.

All boaters visiting the Marina at Ortega Landing for the first time can enjoy their second night's stay FREE! Just mention "First Timers" when you call the Harbormaster at (904) 387-5538 for your reservation. We look forward to meeting you and showing you a first-class marina! MTOA, AGLCA, Royal Marsh Harbour Yacht Club, Kadey-Krogen, and DeFever Cruisers take 10% off regular rates first month; BOGO transient rates (2nd night free) year-round.

Take I-95 North to Exit 337 to merge onto I-295 N toward Orange Park. Take Exit 10 for SR-15/Roosevelt Blvd. Park Ave/US-17. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Jacksonville N.A.S./U.S. 17 N and merge onto Roosevelt Blvd/SR-15 N/US-17 N. Turn right at Wabash Ave. at Chick-fil-A at the Roosevelt Mall.

Seriously, every tine we come here we can't help thinking about just moving to Jacksonville and keeping our boat here full time. They have a bargain weekly rate and allow you to split it so you can stay a few days, head up the St Johns River and then finish your week on the way back.

The staff is friendly and professional, the docks and facilities are first rate and spotless, there's a nice pool, hot tub, captain's lounge, free laundry and card access to everything.It's a four block walk to a shopping center with a Publix, CVS, restaurants and West Marine. The marina even threw a party for Memorial Day with burgers, hot dogs and drinks including wine and beer.

All boat slip shore power is provided through Eaton Lighthouse power pedestals that offer various combinations of 50A 125/250V and 30A 125V Marina Twistlock receptacles delivering 208V to 213V on the 50A and 123V on the 30 A. View video about the power pedestals here.

We recommend that vessels requiring higher than 208V service manage their power accordingly via smart technology and Isolation Transformer(s), and we ask you to be aware that you may need to adjust HVAC start settings for the marina's 208V service.