Road Closure: Slaughter Beach Road 4/15/2019 -5/3/2019

Written by cedarcreek on April 12, 2019. Posted in Marina News, Sales

Portion of Slaughter Beach Road to be Closed for Bridge Deck Repairs 

WHEN:  7:00 a.m. on April 15, 2019 until 6:00 p.m. on May 3, 2019, pending weather. 

WHERE:  Slaughter Beach Road (Bridge) between Wells Road and Bay Avenue, Slaughter Beach.

WHAT:  DelDOT’s contractor Mumford & Miller Concrete will be repairing damage under the structure by placing new sheeting at each end of the bridge deck.

Detour Routes:

Eastbound: Slaughter Beach Road, turn left onto Route 1 northbound, turn right on Route 36/Cedar Beach Road and continue to Bay Avenue.

Westbound: Slaughter Beach Road, turn right on to Bay Avenue, continue onto Route 36/Cedar Beach Road. Left turn at Route 1 southbound, next left turn at Slaughter Beach Road.

Detour signage will be posted for motorists.

 

Marina News: Forklift Service Resumes

Written by cedarcreek on April 1, 2019. Posted in Marina News

Let's get the season started out right.  Here are a few reminders:

• Forklift Service resumes today, April 1st, 2019.  
• Spring Hours: 8am - 4pm - 7 days a week
• We will be Closed Easter Sunday 4/21/19
• Don't forget to get your work orders into the office if you want your boat dewinterized/spring start up.  
• You need an appointment to have your boat loaded on your trailer
• Winter Storage contracts end April 15th
• Seasonal Storage contracts begin April 15th

As always, we look forward to another great boating season.

Road Closure – Rt. 36

Written by cedarcreek on October 31, 2018. Posted in Marina News, Sales

NOTICE ROAD CLOSURE:

Route 36 is CLOSED at Route 1 until Friday Nov 2nd @ 4pm - Weather Pending. 

Please use Slaughter Beach Road when coming to the Marina.

NEW! Yamaha 425 hp V8 four stroke outboard

Written by cedarcreek on May 18, 2018. Posted in Marina News, Marine Center, Sales

NEW! Yamaha 425 hp V8 four stroke outboard

Marvin and Carol went to the Yamaha test facility in Bridgeport, Alabama Wednesday and Thursday. They were one of the first dealers to see the new Yamaha 425 hp, V8, four stroke outboard. Marvin says, "Yes 425 hp. This thing is a beast and very impressive to run."