Each property has unique benefits such as wet slips, dry slips, annual leases, seasonal leases, and weekly or daily transient opportunities. Laundry facilities, on-site repairs and maintenance, haul out, fuel such as high-octane gasoline or marine-grade diesel, on-site restaurants, pools, gymnasium, spa, cable, phone, and/or other amenities are also unique to each Loggerhead Club & Marina.

Membership in Loggerhead Club & Marina offers traditional marina access with modern amenities, social interaction such as rendezvous and picnics, and singular ownership providing continuity and consistency.

What is the relationship between Loggerhead Club & Marina and Loggerhead Marinelife Center?
Loggerhead Club & Marina is committed to marine conservation. Therefore, Loggerhead Club & Marina agreed to make a near seven-figure contribution to the Loggerhead Marinelife Center for the construction of a new 13,000 square-foot campus in Juno Beach, Florida. The Loggerhead Marinelife Center is a marine hospital and rehabilitation center whose mission is to assist injured sea life, especially endangered sea turtles, and educate the public about conservation of our treasured waterways.

We encourage our members to visit and support the Loggerhead Marinelife Center. We will be adding a kiosk to each marina to provide helpful tips on the water. Membership information for Loggerhead Marinelife Center will also be available. Click the "Our Cause" button here on the Web site for more information, as well as a link to the Loggerhead Marinelife Center.

Is Loggerhead Club & Marina a “Clean Marina”?
We believe that marina owners and operators should serve our industry as good stewards of the aquatic marine environment. We have chosen to lead by example. We voluntarily initiated and implemented a set of environmental Best Management Practices (BMP) designed by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to preserve Florida's waterways. These BMPs address critical environmental issues such as sensitive habitat, waste management, storm water control, spill prevention, and emergency preparedness. We are pleased to report that all 11 Loggerhead Club & Marina facilities have obtained the distinguished Clean Marina designation.

What is the depth of the marina or approach to the marina at low tide?
Loggerhead Club & Marina - Lake Okeechobee is in nontidal waters, and the Army Corp of Engineers controls lake levels. The lake levels have recently remained around 14 feet. Check lake levels by calling the marina office at 561-924-7832 or the Army Corp of Engineers at 904-232-3187.

Do you have Dry Storage?
We do not have dry storage at Loggerhead Club & Marina - Lake Okeechobee. We do have a paved boat ramp with ample parking for daily use.

Do you rent boats?
Yes. We do rent boats at our marina. We have Carolina skiffs and pontoon boats available for hourly, half-day, or full-day rentals.

How do I get to Loggerhead Club & Marina™ - Lake Okeechobee?
From the east (West Plam Beach area): Exit I-95 or the Florida Turnpike at Southern Blvd. Travel west on Southern Blvd., which becomes US-441/FL-80/US-98, for approximately 16 miles. Turn right on US-98/FL-700 for 9.5 miles and turn left on CR-717, traveling 6 miles into Pahokee. Once in town, follow North Lake Avenue directly over the dike to the main entrance.

From the west (Ft. Myers area): Travel east on FL-80 into Clewiston (approximately 50 miles). Take US-27 S from Clewiston to South Bay; turn left onto FL-80E into US-441, which takes you into Pahokee. We are the only marina located directly on the lake.

You can access Loggerhead Club & Marina - Lake Okeechobee by water from the east via the St. Lucie Canal entering Lake Okeechobee at the Port Mayaca lock. You will navigate the clearly marked rim canal from R 4A to R 62 at the entrance of our harbor.

From the west, you will navigate via the Caloosahatchee River East, entering Lake Okeechobee in Moore Haven through the Moore Haven swing bridge and the Moore Haven Lock. You will then head south at the red day mark via the rim canal. In Clewiston, you may choose to leave the rim canal and take the shortcut across the lake by following the marked channel to slightly beyond G 7 at latitude 26.5. Turn starboard to the marina entrance. Between latitude 26.48 and 26.5, there are some shallow spots. BE CAUTIOUS IF YOU HAVE A DEEP DRAFT BOAT.

What are the hours for Loggerhead Club & Marina- Lake Okeechobee?
The marina office is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week. The main resort office for Lake Okeechobee Outpost is open the following extended hours: Sunday through Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., and Friday and Saturday, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. All Loggerhead Club & Marina locations are closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day.

What do I do if there is an after-hours emergency?
The office phones are forwarded nightly to an answering service. The service will contact one of the property managers or a Loggerhead Club & Marina official in the event of an emergency. If the incident involves injury or an unlawful act, please dial 911. Let the 911 operator know you are located at 190 North Lake Way and the location on the property. A call to the main office at 561-924-7832 will also be appreciated.

What is the closest airport?
The closest airports for commercial air transport are Palm Beach International Airport, about 45 miles to the east, and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, about 80 miles southeast. Palm Beach County Glades Airport (KPHK) is located in Pahokee and is a general aviation airport.

Do you allow liveaboards?
Loggerhead Club & Marina - Lake Okeechobee does not have any restrictions that we are aware of at this time. We do offer waterfront cabins for daily or long-term rental. We also have over 75 waterfront campsites with full hookups. Both long-term and short-term rentals are available.

Do you offer new or used boat sales?
We do not offer new or used boat sales at Loggerhead Club & Marina - Lake Okeechobee. Please feel free, however, to contact our harbormaster for assistance regarding sales, charters, or other leasing opportunities.

Do you sell gas or diesel?
Loggerhead Club & Marina - Lake Okeechobee sells only ValvTect marine-specific gasoline and diesel, offered exclusively at Loggerhead Club & Marina locations that offer fuel. In fact, we offer our members a discount on fuel. Contact the harbormaster for more information.

Do you sell bait?
We do sell freshwater bait on-site. Our on-site conveniences include a marina store and a camping/fishing store carrying boating essentials, tackle, soda, beer, ice, grocery items, and souvenirs such as hats, T-shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, and sunglasses.

Are there any good fishing locations near you?
Lake Okeechobee is the second-largest freshwater lake in the U.S. The bass, crappie (spec), catfish, and bluegill fishing is known throughout the world. Loggerhead Club & Marina - Lake Okeechobee has a 1,230-foot, lighted fishing pier for your enjoyment. From Lake Okeechobee by boat, you can fish freshwater in the morning and venture to saltwater fishing in the evening.

Do you have on-site pump-out service? How do I arrange for pump-out service?
On-site, pump-out is available free to all members and to any nonmembers for a minimal $5 fee. Contact the marina office or the harbormaster to arrange for pump-out service.

How far away is the beach?
The nearest beach would be Palm Beach, approximately 50 miles to the east.

Are there any beaches or islands nearby that we can drop anchor and swim?
Loggerhead Club & Marina - Lake Okeechobee has a beautiful swimming pool at the water's edge.

Are there any areas close by to go water skiing?
Yes. There are many areas of Lake Okeechobee that may be suitable for water-skiing and Jet Skis.

Are there any restaurants on the water that I can get to?
Lake Okeechobee Outpost will be opening a new tiki bar. Enjoy your favorite cocktail while watching the beautiful sunsets over the Lake Okeechobee horizon.

Are there any fixed bridges in the area? If so, what are the height limits?
One fixed bridge on the St. Lucie Canal (49 feet when the canal depth is 14.5 feet). Note to taller sailboat owners: We have been able to make arrangements to have your mast removed at our facility, allowing boaters to take advantage of the much shorter canal route between Florida's East and West coasts.