Port LaBelle Marina

Dock
$2/ft

Mooring
Not Offered

Day Trip
Not Offered

1152 Marina Drive
LaBelle, FL 33935

Check-in after 01:00 PM
Check-out before 11:00 AM

(863) 675-2261

VHF 16

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10 Reviews

by Patty S. - Verified user on Mar 06, 2023

Quiet and friendly. Docks in good shape. No power.

by Michael R. on Oct 09, 2022

Remains a beautiful location, just don't expect more than a solid dock. Contract rate increased by 65% and no proportional improvement in site physical state or amenities. They lost swimming pool access. WIFI range short, will not reach your boat. Safe hurricane hole. Hotel next door houses addiction recovery program, so no bar. Nothing within biking or walking distance. Only one unisex bathroom now and washer/dryer no longer free to use. Remains a beautiful location, just don't expect more than a solid dock.

Marina Response:

Renovations are continuing, which is the reason for only one, unisex restroom at the moment. We have provided supplementary exterior restrooms while we are in this process. The new restroom will be open as of November 2nd. It is a quiet, beautiful cove with lots of friendly people. The docks are clean and orderly in comparison to the grounds a year ago. The marina is not affiliated with the Inn in any capacity; and therefore, cannot dictate the use of their facility or control the customers they allow to stay on site. The docks are well built and a great place to put your boat, especially for anyone looking to escape to the heart of old Florida.

by Scott F. on Oct 03, 2022

Ran our boat up to ride out hurricane Ian. Very good hurricane hole located between locks on the Okeechobee Waterway. Very well built docks with heavy pilings. No power or water but for a hurricane hole it is fantastic. It saved our boat without a doubt. Kailey is great and is very accommodating. Very pet friendly as well. Will be back for the next storm.

by Peter S. - Verified user on Jul 31, 2022

Great hurricane hole. Lots of strong pilings and a long finger pier for each slip. Fresh water canal with locks at each end protect you from any storm sirge. The dockmaster is friendly and helpful. But no electric or water available.

by Kenneth A. - Verified user on Jul 08, 2022

Shonna and Kailey were each friendly, professional and competent. The marina is working on improvements to their facilities, and I expect each,time I visit, it will be a better experience. Peaceful and very pleasant refuge from the urban clutter.

by Bree L. - Verified user on Jun 08, 2022

Dealing with the front office is amazing. Thank you Kailey for all your help!

by William L. on May 21, 2022

Kallie was a pleasant young woman who helped us at the last minute when we could not make it thru the Ortona lock in time . Easy in. easy out. Never saw less than 6 '. We are 40' and draw 4'. Basic facility, no water/electricity, OK to run generator. Beautiful rural surrounding, Gators in the basin. Best part $1.00/ft

by Tom B. on May 04, 2022

Pleasant personnel. Rustic facility. Beautiful rural setting.

by Bryan K. - Verified user on Apr 02, 2022

It is a very sheltered and nice place. They lack power and water needs to be brought to the boat in canisters in most places. But it is great for the price. Solar on your boat is a plus or you have to run your generator to charge up the, batteries or run AC. Overall a good experience.

by Joe C. - Verified user on Jan 03, 2022

This is a simple, bare bones place. The water was a little skinny getting in (we draft 4.5). We ended up fueling and staying at the fuel dock overnight. There is no electricity at the docks and the facilities are dated and worn. But, the staff was great and I know they have high hopes for the future of the marina. Nice stop along the Okeechobee route.

About Port LaBelle Marina

We are located on the beautiful, peaceful Okeechobee (Intracoastal) Waterway. This waterway was built and finished in 1937 and provides a water route across Florida. Instead of traveling around the southern end of the state, boaters can navigate this waterway to travel east–west. This waterway is approximately 154 miles long and stretches from the Atlantic Ocean near Stuart, Florida to the Gulf of Mexico in Fort Myers. It is the only river and canal system in Florida that joins the east coast to the west coast.

You are in for a pleasant and unusual trip through the heart of Old Florida. It goes through miles of untouched Florida Everglades and through beautiful ranch land. You will get to see amazing sites and nature’s beauty.