Baltimore Yacht Basin plans spring 2027 marina reopening

BYB Prop Partners has tapped Latitude Marinas to redevelop and operate Baltimore Yacht Basin on the Baltimore Peninsula, with boaters expected back in spring 2027. The project adds new slips, 38 boat lifts, floating accommodations and upgraded amenities anchored by Nick’s Fish House.

Why it matters: - Baltimore Yacht Basin is being repositioned as a marina-and-hospitality destination on the Baltimore Peninsula, not just a dock upgrade. - The redevelopment adds boating capacity, waterfront dining and overnight stays in one site, which could draw both local boaters and visiting traffic. - The project expands Latitude Marinas’ footprint in Baltimore’s waterfront market.

What happened: - BYB Prop Partners selected Latitude Marinas to help lead the redevelopment and manage Baltimore Yacht Basin. - The marina is planned to welcome boaters back in spring 2027. - Nick’s Fish House is part of the marina property and a central piece of the on-site experience.

The details: - Planned improvements include new in-water slips, 38 boat lifts, overnight and day-visit dockage, a commercial dock for marine businesses, waterfront retail and FLOHOM floating accommodations. - Boaters will have access to shore power, water, restrooms, a boater lounge, Wi-Fi and in-slip pump-out service. - The marina will connect to nearby shops, parks and attractions on the Baltimore Peninsula. - The location also serves as a gateway to Federal Hill, the Inner Harbor and the Chesapeake Bay. - The project team includes Maryland marine contractor Dissen & Juhn, dock-system manufacturer Meeco Sullivan and Magnum Boat Lifts. - Baltimore Yacht Basin adds to Latitude Marinas’ Baltimore-area portfolio alongside Harbor East Marina, Inner Harbor Marina, Port Covington Marina, Clinton Street Marina and the developing Fells Cove Marina. - Latitude Marinas says its management model blends local marina teams with enterprise-level operational, marketing and customer-service support. - Boaters can learn more at Baltimore Yacht Basin or call 443-318-4188. - Reservations for 2027 boat lifts are now being accepted. - Latitude Marinas also points readers to its company site and its social channels on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.

Between the lines: - The project is designed to make the marina a destination in its own right, with dining and lodging tied directly to the boating experience. - Starting operations involvement before construction wraps gives Latitude Marinas more control over the guest experience from day one. - The redevelopment leans on established local brands and contractors, which signals an effort to balance new amenities with Chesapeake-region credibility.

What's next: - Construction and operational planning will continue ahead of the spring 2027 opening. - Boat-lift reservations are open now, giving the market an early signal of demand. - Latitude Marinas will build out staffing, operating systems and boater services before the marina reopens.

The bottom line: - Baltimore Yacht Basin is being rebuilt as a higher-end waterfront hub with expanded marina infrastructure, hospitality features and a 2027 return date.