Community Corner
Dunedin Boat Ramp Closed For Dredging
The Dunedin Marina boat ramp and day docks are now closed. The City of Dunedin will begin dredging the marina on Monday, June 1.

The Dunedin Marina boat ramp and day docks are now closed. The City of Dunedin will begin dredging the marina on Monday, June 1st, with staging in the parking lot areas possibly starting a week prior. Usage of the day docks at the pier will be limited to Dunedin Marina slip Renters only, with permission from the Harbormaster. Annual boat ramp passes for 2020 will be extended for the same length of time the ramp is closed. The City’s objective is to ensure that the dredge is completed as quickly as possible. The contractual completion date for dredging is November 2, 2020, however the City has incentivized the contractor to encourage early completion. We truly appreciate your patience, and ask for your continued support and cooperation while these enhancements to our marina are underway.
- The newly renovated Seminole Street Boat Launch is the nearest public boat ramp, located 2.8 miles south of the Dunedin Marina.
Seminole Street Boat Launch
201 Seminole St., Clearwater, FL 33755
(727) 562-4955
Visit website
Launch is open 24 hours, 7 days
8 ramps available
Permits must be purchased from the parking permit machines on site.
Daily Permit Price: $10;
Cash (coins only) and credit cards (Visa, M/C & AmEx) accepted.
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We acknowledge that there is no perfect time to dredge a marina and we do sympathize with the inconvenience that comes with these improvements. The good news is that the contractor is very committed to ensuring the work is completed as quickly as possible, weather permitting of course.
For additional questions or more information please email the Harbormaster for the quickest response or call the Harbormaster’s office at 727-298-3030.
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