Skeleton Key Marina

Location: Situated on Florida’s Nature Coast, next to Hudson Beach and Howard Strickland Memorial Park, providing easy access to the open waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Access to Gulf: The marina is just a five-minute idle-speed ride from the main channel, offering convenient access to Anclote Keys, the sandbar north of Anclote Keys, and the scenic Anclote River to Tarpon Springs. Security: The marina is securely fenced and under surveillance at night, ensuring a safe environment for boats and customers. There is also night illumination around the yard for guests' safety. Fuel Service: Offering 90 octane non-ethanol gas, ensuring top-quality fuel for boats. Additionally, pump-out services are available. Additional Services: A fully stocked store with snacks, marine supplies, and apparel. Ice and bait are also available. Clean bathhouses with hot showers and picnic areas with tables and grills are provided for comfort. Rentals: Customers can rent boats, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards to explore the area. Hi/Dry Storage: Boats up to 31 feet can be stored using the Wiggins Marina Bull 23,000 lb forklift. The marina offers unlimited use of the forklift for launch/haul-out or service rack. Boats are flushed and rinsed after each use as a courtesy to Hi/Dry customers. Transient Dockage: Skeleton Key Marina offers transient dockage by the night or weekend, with all amenities included. This service provides full access to bathhouses, picnic tables, grills, and other facilities for a comfortable stay. Nearby Amenities: The marina is walking distance to restaurants, Hudson Beach, and a park, with easy access to dining options such as Sam’s Beach Bar, Inn On the Gulf, and Ollie’