Welcome to Brewer Wickford Cove Marina!

Nestled along Wickford Harbor's waterfront, Historic Wickford Village offers a taste of New England, life as it was a century or more ago. Wickford is home to 1700s historic homes, churches, and gardens. This picturesque harbor offers a glimpse of our nation's early history. Ninety-five percent of the original colonial village is still here. In fact, Wickford holds the largest collection of colonial houses in the United States.

Brewer Wickford Cove Marina is located in the heart of Wickford, on the western shore of Narragansett Bay. The marina provides a beautiful, well-maintained, year-round, safe haven for mariners. Offering 155 slips, and 44 moorings the marina is within minutes of groceries, shopping, and restaurants.

Wickford, incorporated in 1674, was founded by John Updike during Colonial times and was as beautiful then as it is today. Wickford Harbor is Narragansett Bay's most ideal harbor. In early days, this was considered a superb location for local fishing fleets and commercial vessels. Today, this seaside village offers all of the relaxed quaint appeal of any overnight seaside destination. Stores and shops, some unchanged for decades; an active and varied historic homes district; a town beach; parks, and a nice selection of seafood restaurants make Wickford a wonderful place to visit. The harbor itself offers endless pokes into nooks and crannies by dinghy. By foot, you can easily walk into the village for conveniences and dining out. Nearby are historic treasures, Smith's Castle and Gilbert Stuart's birthplace.

For service and repair, Brewer Wickford Cove Marina is in a class of its own. Major repairs to fiberglass and wooden hulls, as well as a full complement of other services, are in keeping with the Brewer Yacht Yard tradition of good quality.