Newport, OR: The first marina to 
starboard as you pass under the bridge is quite nice. Guest dock is the 
very first dock to port – just across from the fuel dock. Moorage (2008)
 was $20/day. There are very nice shower facilities and Laundromat at 
the top of the ramp. Good (free) WiFi in the laundry room. There is also
 an RV park there. You can walk to the aquarium and the Rogue Brewery 
(which is at the other end of the marina) but to provision you need to 
go into town. Fortunately there is a free shuttle to/from several times a
 day. We were there 10 days waiting out bad weather so by the time we 
left the shuttle driver knew us by name…sigh…
Scott and The Golden Gate
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Update on Crusing Thanks to Sandy
Here's some more info on two areas (Newport, OR and Fort Bragg, CA) from my friend Sandy. Thanks Sandy!
  
Fort
 Bragg, CA: I was there long ago taking a smaller (33’) boat from 
Portland to S.F. The entrance is quite narrow and not particularly well 
marked. Lots of rock & cement blocks on both sides. Would I go in at
 night? No! Once inside, the channel is quite narrow and shallow. The 
boat I was on had a 6’ draft and the middle of the channel was 8’. This 
is a very “authentic” fishing village and very quaint. Huge population 
of wildlife and those nasty Sea Lions are quite happy to lie about on 
boats. The fuel dock is like the one in Eureka. The people are very 
friendly and there are some great places to eat. I’d have loved to go 
there again with “Faith” but really didn’t feel like negotiating the 
tight quarters with that big a boat (41’). 
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