Port Clyde General Store

Nice stay. Love Port Clyde! PCGS’s moorings are very well marked and easy to fine. Kudos!

Great check in process!

Very good customer service

Expensive, $50/night. Would prefer to have option to pay in cash. Can’t leave dinghy at PCGS dock unless you pay $15 an hour. Fees for loading and unloading each person or “carried items”. Feels like the airlines - charging for every little thing. It’s not the Port Clyde that used to be so inviting and lovely. We will avoid in the future.

Obviously not the same since the fire, but they have launch service, fuel and some supplies. Friendly folks, and we're looking forward to the rebuild!

Good mooring, helpful staff!

We did not know that Dockwa was required to get a mooring. Then the dock guy had trouble finding our log in.

The moorings look brand new. They are well labeled and have green pick up flags. The launch service is running. The general store is in new modern digs just off the dock. The fuel pump and launch is staffed from 7am to 7pm. There is a food truck on the dock and breakfast and lunch is served just up the hill at the Ocean House. The other restaurants have expanded their menus. Port Clyde isn't what is was before the fire, but it is coming back and ready for visiting yachts.

Not good experience. Used to love to stop there on my way to and from Downeast Maine. Now help there are uncooperative, rude and unfriendly. The only thing they are not charging for is the air you breathe. $50 for a mooring in a location like there’s is pricey. Then $15 for an hour on dinghy dock and $6 to drop off a passenger at dock is downright wrong. Also $5 for a trash bag and $2 for water adds insult to injury. I didn’t know of drop off fee but they charged my Dockwa account without my approval. Also almost no cell coverage and no wifi. What else can i say? I won’t go there again and I’ll note my experience on charting applications.

Oliver was the best ever! He knew his stuff, he was personable, efficient yet never rushing us. Thank you!

Oliver great! Nice new mooring buoys and lines. Port Clyde has recovered nicely after last September fire - even without rebuilding. Great day in Monhegan Island

Allowing for the disastrous winter events in Port Clyde, we were very disappointed. The rate on $50/nite for mooring is about standard in Maine now, but “not sure Wi-Fi is included “ plus $5 for shower is a bit much. Despite an empty float, I was told to shoehorn at the public dinghy dock, unless I wanted to pay to tie my dinghy up for an hour or two while in town. They won’t fill their empty mooring like that. They can be much better (and used to be).

We just finished a night on the Port Clyde General Store moorings. First of all, we had a fantastic time and the brand new moorings were the best we have ever seen. They are brand new this year. They are well laid out, have extremely clear labels on them, with "PCGS" and a large identifying number. They have great pennants and an extremely obvious green flag with a white stripe. You literally cannot miss them. You may have read various reviews that talk about the difficulty in communicating with PCGS. First and most important, despite the name, the moorings are no longer managed by the General Store. DO NOT USE the phone number in all the listings (including Dockwa) ending in 6543. The people there have no connection to the moorings. The moorings are now being managed by a nice young man named Oliver who checks the Dockwa account from time to time and will reply, but not necessarily very quickly. He has restarted the launch service and will answer Channel 9 when called at "Port Clyde Launch" or "Port Clyde Moorings". They are still getting the bugs out of the system, and you might not hear back for a while. We put in a Dockwa request at about 9ish in the morning, and hadn't heard back by the time we arrived. There were plenty of moorings, and we grabbed one. Oliver saw us come in, checked the Dockwa account, confirmed our request, and came out in the launch to welcome us and ask if we needed any transportation or if there was anything else he could do to help. I think they are in the process of ramping up staff and procedures for the summer. It is a wonderful place to visit, and we look forward to returning.

Let’s not waste any time.

Perfect stay. First time I have stayed in Port Clyde and I have cruised the coast for 35 years. My mistake....this is a great place to visit and stay.

Never found #13 that was assigned to me and even the attendant that I called on ch 09 didn’t even know either.

So many moorings available, easy paddle into the General Store to resupply and walk through town. Wifi available at the store. Received several recommendations in town and ended up walking to the lighthouse and having dinner at the Dip Net!

We came in during a hard rain and blow. Radioed and fellow who answered could not give any reference point other to mooring other than “white ball with green toggle” Found one and was good solid mooring held on 35kt blow. Next day we inquired about the fuel dock, dinghy tie ups, and fuel price. They said they were in the store and didn’t know. Good moorings, beautiful town, need to improve communication

Easy well maintained mooring

Great stop. Nice walk. Great ice cream. Great general store. We’ll be back. Moorings are significantly improved. The lad working the dock might want to wear something that indicates he works there.

One of favorite spots to get a mooring. Safe harbor, delicious dockside restaurant, beautiful walks and friendly people!

Lovely spot, great walk to the light house but the General Store while quaint charges for everything. 5$ for garbage(should be included), $5 for showers…no thanks and two mediocre omelets for $36….not again.

Lot of rolling during the night. Otherwise, good service and good amenities

Wonderful place! Provisions and scenery were terrific.

Got me a close mooring. Always enjoy the store as well