Estuaries & tidal rivers Navigation authority moorings Dart Harbour & Navigation Authority

Stoke Gabriel Moorings

Stoke Gabriel, Devon · on the River Dart

Availability

Waiting list as their website said when we checked, 8 days ago

The authority says the Stoke Gabriel pontoon has an estimated waiting time of eight to ten years.

Their moorings page

We've asked Stoke Gabriel Moorings to confirm.

Prices for 2026/27

WhatPriceYour boat
Swinging mooring
Swinging shallow water rate for one to three metres depth; five metre minimum charge
£145.14 per metre a year
Swinging mooring
Swinging shallow water rate for less than one metre depth; five metre minimum charge
£109.88 per metre a year
Pontoon berth, small boat
Afloat walk-ashore dinghy running mooring; published for Dartmouth, Dittisham and Stoke Gabriel
£241.62 a year
Pontoon berth, small boat
Afloat walk-ashore dinghy running mooring; published for Dartmouth, Dittisham and Stoke Gabriel
£743.58 a year
Drying berth, small boat
Drying walk-ashore dinghy running mooring; published for Dartmouth, Dittisham and Stoke Gabriel
£154.95 a year
Pontoon berth, small boat
Afloat walk-ashore dinghy alongside berth; published for Dartmouth, Dittisham and Stoke Gabriel
£743.58 a year
Pontoon berth, small boat
Afloat walk-ashore dinghy alongside berth; published for Dartmouth, Dittisham and Stoke Gabriel
£459.34 a year

Prices include VAT. Visitor swinging moorings are £1.21 per metre per day for monohulls and £1.65 for multihulls, plus harbour dues of £1.21 per metre per night for vessels over 4m. Annual dinghy and tender rates shown below are listed for Stoke Gabriel along with Dartmouth and Dittisham. From their published tariff, checked October 2026. Confirm before you book.

About Stoke Gabriel Moorings

Dart Harbour manages annual and visitor moorings at Stoke Gabriel on the River Dart, including shallow swinging buoys and a dinghy pontoon.

Dart Harbour lists two shallow swinging visitor moorings at Stoke Gabriel for vessels up to 9 metres, with rafting for two suitably sized boats per buoy. The moorings are remote and have no water or electricity.

The harbour authority also lists Stoke Gabriel among its annual mooring areas. It says the Stoke Gabriel pontoon has an estimated waiting time of eight to ten years. Short stay dinghy facilities are also available.

Berths

  • Kinds: swinging mooring, pontoon berth
  • Takes: cruisers, sailing yachts, small boats
  • Longest boat: 9m (30ft)

Facilities

Nearby

  • Visitor berths