Crown Pointe Marina is a 200 slip marina located just minutes off the Chesapeake Bay on the York River in Historic Gloucester, Virginia.  The marina was formerly operated as Cooks Landing Marina and is still carried on some chart books under its former name.

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A Closer Look

Strategically located at the mouth of the York River at the Chesapeake Bay, providing protected dockage on the Perrin River a visit to Crown Pointe Marina is a must! It offers immediate access to wide waters for sailing and cruising, as well as access to some of the best fishing spots on the York River and the Chesapeake Bay.  

The staff takes pride in their attention-to-detail attitude, guaranteeing that Crown Pointe has the cleanest air-conditioned bathrooms and facilities around.   The marina offers a complete package of services in a relaxed informal atmosphere, for stays ranging from overnight to permanent dockage!
Crown Pointe Marina features:

• Complimentary pump-out
• Fuel - gas and diesel (ValvTect)
• Complete Professional Service/Ship Yard
• Swimming pool 
• Air-conditioned and heated bath facilities
• Coin laundry facility
• WIFI in all areas of the marina
• Comfortable screened in patio
• Ship's store onsite
• Boat US co-operating Marina
• Sea Tow co-operating Marina
• Home of the York River Yacht Club
• Large air-conditioned conference facility
• Ice cream and snacks
• Bait
• Ice
• Concrete Boat Ramp
  
• Well marked deep water access 

Best of Both Worlds

Crown Pointe Marina caters to both the sailor and the power boater.  

Enjoy easy one-day excursions to Broad Creek, Hampton, Norfolk and Cape Charles. For the fisherman, the marina is only twenty minutes from the abundant waters off the Eastern Shore and is close to the excellent fishing of the Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnels.

About Gloucester

Gloucester County is located on the north shore of the York River. As stated in the Gloucester Museum of History's publications, the history of Gloucester County began soon after the settlement of Jamestown in 1607.  When English settlers arrived at Jamestown in 1607, the Indian stronghold of the Chief Powhatan was located on the north side of the river in Gloucester. According to legend, his daughter, Princess Pocahantas saved the gallant Captain John Smith from a tragic death at the hands of the Indians, and thus, entered the pages of Virginia's history.

For more information on Gloucester's rich history visit the museum's web site: www.co.gloucester.va.us