Newsletter Archive List

Scuttlebutt is the weekly email newsletter of Kingman Yacht Center. It’s one of the best ways to keep up with news and events happening at the Marina and in the Kingman community. Below is a list of our past newsletters, but if you’d like to be included in all the new ones, sign up using the form field below!

Past Newsletters


 

  • Very Nice Marina…

    Restaurant on premise, but pretty far from everything else. No shuttle service. Two lane road was not good for walking to any other restaurants or provisioning. Staff very good. Excellent ships store and repair facility. Nice beach for dinghy exploration.

    – Arther A. via MarinaLife.com 7/15
  • Great facilities, professional, efficient staff, and they are friendly too! Very good restaurant and bar. Gift shop, supply shops.

    “Great facilities, professional, efficient staff, and they are friendly too! Very good restaurant and bar. Gift shop, supply shops.”

     

    – ActiveCaptain.com
  • BEST STOP OVER

    KINGMAN YACHT CENTER. Cape Cod’s largest full-service marina, this is the boaters’ destination on the eastern shore of Buzzards Bay. Located in scenic, sheltered Red Brook Harbor, it offers slips and moorings for seasonal and transient guests. Meander on up to the Chart Room for a classic seafood dinner or just grab an Adirondack chair outside on the crushed oyster shells with all the other Nantucket Red-wearin’ folk under the waning sun and enjoy a beverage.

    – Cape Cod Magazine
  • Professional Work at Fair Prices

    Professional work at fair prices doesn’t happen every day. Please thank Chris for sending John out to install our starter motor. I REALLY appreciated him putting us ahead of some of your other customers. I was ready to abandon ship Friday morning when our generator wouldn’t start. Let John know that our generator was having a compression issue that required the exhaust valve lash to be adjusted. He was correct that it was getting fuel. And, please thank Deb for me. I know I was a bit of a pest. Not everyone would have ordered up a starter motor “just in case.” Had she not done that, Luora would still be there.

    – Matt B., Weston CT