Contact

Brewer South Freeport Marine
P.O. Box 119 or 31 Main St
South Freeport, ME 04078
Manager: John Brewer
Phone: (207) 865-3181
Fax: (207) 865-3183
Email: bsf@byy.com
Buoy Ref:
(1) R "4" F1 R4s: Red Flasher:
marks the start of the harbor entrance
(2) G C "5": Green Cans:
direct boats around Pound of Tea Island and into harbor
(3) G C "7"
(4) G C "9"
Lat / Long: 43° 49' / 70° 06'

Directions by Land

From Maine Turnpike/95 North:

Take Exit 45. Follow 295 North through Portland.

North on 295:

Take Exit 17. Right at end of ramp. North on Route 1. Take a right on South Freeport Road (at top of hill by "Big Indian"). Drive to four-way stop sign in village. Take a right. Follow Main Street to water. BSFM is at the bottom of the hill on left.

South on 295:

Take Exit 22. Right at end of ramp toward Freeport. Right at light. Follow Main Street to center of town and (L.L. Bean). Left on Bow Street. Cross railroad tracks. Take a right on South Street / South Freeport Road. Follow all the way to the four-way stop in South Freeport. Take a left. Follow Main Street to water. BSFM is at the bottom of the hill on left.

OR:

South on 295:

Take Exit 20 (Freeport/Desert Road). Take a left at end of ramp. Take a right at traffic light (by gas station). Take the first left onto Pine Street (across from gas station). Drive straight to 4-way stop in village. Go straight onto Main Street through village neighborhood. Brewer South Freeport Marine on left at bottom of hill.

Directions by Sea

From Half way Rock (FI R 5s) head for Broad Sound. Leave Jewel Island well to port and Eagle Island to starboard. Follow Broad Sound, leaving Whaleboat Island and R N "6" to starboard. Pass between Moshier Island (on port) and French Island (on starboard). Leave Little Bustins Island to starboard and G C "1" to port. R "4" FI R 4s marks the entrance of the harbor. Leave it and Pound of Tea Island to starboard. Keep green cans close to port. Give Pound of Tea Island a wide berth to starboard. Green cans will lead you to an upriver heading. Split the mooring field in half by crossing the harbor on a diagonal.  Direct your bow toward the large buildings on the far shore. Leave moored boats to both sides to ensure deep water. We monitor VHF channel 09.