2 Simon Lake Dr, Atlantic Highlands, NJ 07716
Fuel Docks in New Jersey
38 Fuel Docks in New Jersey
Fuel docks are strung along every stretch of navigable New Jersey water, from the Metedeconk down Barnegat Bay to Great Egg Harbor Bay and around to Cape May Harbor, plus the lake marinas up north. Most run seasonally, fully staffed in summer and on short hours or closed once the fleet is hauled. Find fuel docks by town below, and call ahead early or late in the year.
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More New Jersey towns, A to Z (27)
- Atlantic City (1)
- Atlantic Highlands (1)
- Barnegat Light (1)
- Barnegat Township (1)
- Bay Head (1)
- Beach Haven (2)
- Berkeley Township (1)
- Brick (5)
- Brielle (1)
- Brigantine (3)
- Cape May (1)
- Commercial Township (1)
- Egg Harbor City (1)
- Egg Harbor Township (1)
- Forked River (3)
- Lake Hopatcong (1)
- Longport (1)
- Middle Township (1)
- Ocean Township (3)
- Old Bridge (1)
- Sea Bright (1)
- Sea Isle City (1)
- Stone Harbor (1)
- Tuckerton (1)
- Ventnor City (1)
- West Milford (1)
- Wildwood (1)
Top Fuel Docks in New Jersey
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101 Baltic Ave, Waretown, NJ 08758
29 Mantoloking Rd, Brick Township, NJ 08723
29 Mantoloking Rd, Brick Township, NJ 08723
1501 Bayview Ave, Barnegat Light, NJ 08006
20 Southwest Ave, Beach Haven, NJ 08008
298 Butler Blvd, Bayville, NJ 08721
149 NJ-47 N, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
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Frequently asked questions
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When are New Jersey fuel docks open?
- Most New Jersey fuel docks run on the boating season, roughly May through October, with the longest hours between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Spring and fall hours shrink, and many close entirely for the winter once boats are hauled and winterized. Fall striper anglers especially should call ahead rather than count on a pump being on.
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Should I fill the tank before winterizing my boat in New Jersey?
- Common practice is to store the boat with the tank mostly full and treated with stabilizer, which limits condensation forming in the tank over the winter layup. Most winterization checklists include it. Topping off at the fuel dock in the fall also means one less errand at spring launch.
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When are New Jersey fuel docks busiest?
- Summer weekend mornings and holiday weekends, when the whole fleet leaves the dock at once. Fueling midweek or earlier in the day usually means no wait, and it is a good time to ask about diesel, ethanol-free availability, and off-season hours. Patience and fenders are the rule on the Fourth of July.
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