Westpoint Harbor

Description

Westpoint is equal parts water and land, with shore-side amenities that support a full service marina. The harbor is a maritime resort for boaters, with extensive facilities to support recreational boating from stand-up paddle boards, kayaks and kite-boards to superyachts.

Purpose built with the boater’s experience in mind, Westpoint pioneered many of the features common in today’s modern marinas.

Project overview

Westpoint Harbor in Redwood City, California, was the first new private marina on San Francisco Bay in decades. Owner Mark Sanders excavated a 26-acre basin – the 600,000 cubic yards of mud formed 24 acres of uplands – and chose Bellingham Marine concrete docks for a marina designed from the boater’s point of view. It opened in part in 2008.

  • Berths from 36 to 120 feet.
  • Single-piece finger piers up to 55 ft long with rounded ends, so they don’t twist or sag and are easier to dock against.
  • Internal round piles with HDPE ring guides under the deck – no external pile guides, and the rings keep piles free of mussels.
  • Wood-stained glu-lam walers instead of standard pressure-treated timber.

Read more: Marina Profile: Mark Sanders’ Westpoint Harbor.

Features

Unifloat concrete docks

Ipe hardwood trim

Rounded finger ends

Custom gates and gangways