Long Point Marine

Long Point Marine is a storage facility in Duxbury, Massachusetts, and operates as a full-service boatyard serving both private and commercial boat owners. The company has been serving the marine community since 1967 and provides a wide range of marine services, including diesel and gas engine work, generator service, transmission repair, marine electronics, outboard repair, shrink wrap, canvas work, boat inspections, fiberglass and woodworking, painting and varnishing, rigging, and re-powering. Long Point Marine also maintains a parts department that can order any available marine part at wholesale prices for installed items, and offers complete winterization and commissioning services. Inside and outdoor storage is available for boats and floats, and the yard is authorized by the Town of Duxbury Harbormaster Department to service moorings on Duxbury Bay.

The yard was formerly known as Duxbury Boat Yard, and the predecessor operation built boats including the Concordia Schooner Mya. Dwight Smith took control of the business in 1967 and has run and operated it for over 50 years. The company's logo is a drawing of its work boat, Azalea, a historic vessel that began with the Light House Service in 1937, later served as a Coast Guard buoy tender, and still launches to inspect the yard's moorings each season. Mooring inspections are carried out using Azalea, which is rigged to haul any size mooring. Special rates are available for commercial boat owners.

Long Point Marine is located at 553 Washington Street, on the waterfront in Duxbury, about 0.2 miles from the Duxbury Rural and Historical Society and 0.3 miles from the Duxbury Post Office, the Bluefish River, and the Laura Cushman Estate. The business holds a rating of 4.00 based on customer reviews.

Serving Duxbury Harbor for more than five decades, Long Point Marine combines its waterfront location, authorized mooring service, and a working piece of maritime history in Azalea to care for boats in one of Massachusetts' oldest coastal towns.