One of the highest rated marinas in North America

     

 FIVE STAR MARINA | READ OUR REVIEWS

Nestled in scenic, sheltered Red Brook Harbor on the eastern shore of Buzzards Bay, we offer slips and moorings for seasonal and transient guests in a resort community atmosphere. This is a special place to spend the night – or the summer!

 

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Reserve a slip or mooring online

Kingman Yacht Center manages our online reservations through the Dockwa system. Dockwa allows boaters to search, reserve, and pay for dockage at Kingman Yacht Center, as well as at more than 150 other locations around the country, all through their mobile devices!

A Destination All Its Own

Enjoy swimming at a mile-long white sand beach. You’ll find provisions and discover unique clothing, artwork and gifts in our shops and chandlery. Savor sunset over drinks and the daily catch at the Chart Room Restaurant.

A Full Service Marina & Boatyard

KYC offers gas and diesel; engine repairs, maintenance and repowering; complete repair and maintenance services; haul out up to 60 tons; electronics sales and service; mobile marine services and over-the-road boat hauling. Our dealership, Buzzards Bay Yacht Sales, features new boats by Steiger Craft, Cobia, Fountain, Front Runner, Solace, and Pathfinder, and an active power yacht brokerage.

Seasonal Guests

Been to Kingman before? We’ve got a page just for you, with all of the most important information our frequent guests need at hand, including our calendar of events, dockage & storage forms, and hurricane plans.

Visitors

If you are staying at Kingman for your first time or just visit us a little less frequently, welcome (or welcome back)! We’ve put together some resources that are handy for our visitors who aren’t as familiar with all we have to offer.

Since 1932... Brand New Every Day!

All of this is sited on beautifully maintained grounds with immaculate facilities, amidst an ever-changing array of events and activities. We’re locally, family-owned and operated, and take real pride in making you feel as welcome here as you would be in our homes.

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It's been quite a few years since this was produced, but it's a nicely done overview of our home, Red Brook Harbor.
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The 71-Year Legacy of Tabor Academy’s Training Vessel “Tabor Boy”
with James Geil

Please join Bourne Community Boating at the Bridge View Grill on Trowbridge Road in Bourne, Wednesday, March 4th.
5:30 PM Welcome
6:00 PM Lecture
7:00 PM Q&A
Food and beverage available for purchase prior to the lecture.
Lectures are free: a $5 donation is suggested

The lecture features James Geil, the former Skipper of “Tabor Boy”. James will discuss his experiences, weather events, and challenges aboard Tabor Academy's ninety-two-foot schooner Tabor Boy during his thirty-five years of working with high schoolers. Stories and adventures will range from the rockbound coast of Maine to the U.S. and British Virgin Islands and include vivid accounts of offshore passage making.
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