Tollesbury Marina
250 berths on Woodrolfe Creek, built 1970
Tollesbury Marina sits at the far end of Woodrolfe Road – a working marina with berths for cruising yachts and a slipway. It is the natural successor to the mud berths and creek moorings that defined the village's maritime life a century ago, when Tollesbury skippers crewed for Thomas Lipton's America's Cup challengers and the Prince of Wales kept his boat in the creek.
The marina also has a campsite with basic facilities. Showers and toilets are in the restaurant building. The Tollesbury Cruising Club – historically associated with the marina – is no longer an active sailing organisation; the site operates as a commercial business.