Marina
CAST OFF, explore, and let us be your guide to the 10,000 Islands.
Conveniently located on the Barron River, Everglades Isle is the ideal destination for boating enthusiasts, sport fishermen, and nature lovers alike. The marina features deep-water access to the Gulf of Mexico and a 24-hour fueling station.
Bring your own boat, rent one of ours, or charter one of the captains in our marina and begin exploring
• Our deep-water marina features 74 boat slips on a high-quality floating concrete docks •
• Dock rentals offer 20-, 30- and 50-amp electrical, freshwater hookup, pump out station •
• On-site 24-hour unleaded fuel service •
• Discounted Monthly rentals include Lighthouse Club Guest Membership pass •
• On-site ramp to launch your boat and adjacent covered dry storage •
Boat Launch
74 Slips
On-Site Fuel
Boat Rentals
While you’re here, check out our Marina Amenities.
If you prefer to keep it closer to shore, try fishing from our docks and prepare your catch with our new cleaning station, use our EZ Launch kayak launch, or just relax in one of our waterfront gazebos
Floating Docks
Fish Cleaning
EZ Launch Kayaking
Waterfront Gazebo
FROM I-75 SOUTH
Take exit 101 (CR-951 / SR-84 / Collier Boulevard / Naples / Marco Island). Turn south onto CR-951 and follow for 7 miles.
Turn left onto US 41 for 24 miles. Turn right at SR 29, travel 3 miles to retreat on your right.
FROM FORT LAUDERDALE
Take the I-595 W exit toward I-75/FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE for 10 miles. Merge onto I-75 N toward ALLIGATOR ALLEY/NAPLES (Portions toll) for 63 miles. Take exit 80 and turn left/south on SR-29 for 17 miles. FL 29 becomes CR 29. End at retreat on your right.
BY AIR
Take exit 101 (CR-951 / SR-84 / Collier Boulevard / Naples / Marco Island). Turn
south onto CR-951 and follow for 7 miles. Turn left onto US 41 for 24 miles. Turn right at SR 29, travel 3 miles to retreat on your right.
BY BOAT
From the Gulf of Mexico, enter Indian Key Pass at green marker #1 (25 degrees, 47.942′ N / 081 degrees 28.059′ W); follow the charted channel to Everglades City; controlling depth of the channel is a minimum of approximately 6 feet at MLW; the overhead cables which used to limit masts exceeding 65 feet in Everglades City are no longer there; just after passing the Rod & Gun Club take the channel to port of red marker #44; Caution – an inflowing tide will draw craft toward this marker, so give it a wide berth and maintain sufficient speed to counteract any such effort of the current; continue up the Barron River channel following the charted marks to green marker #55; 30 foot boat slips are located in the basin with widths up to 18 feet; the controlling depth of the basin is a minimum of approximately 5 feet at MLW; The marina staff monitors CH #16 VHF and our telephone is (239) 695-2600.