Anchoring in mystic?

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You can anchor right off the Seaport if you want to go that far up the river, there are two bridges to deal with so check the schedules.
 
Name
Mystic Seaport

Position
Latitude: 41°21.941'N
Longitude: 071°57.852'W

Description
Anchor on east side by the last green channel marker. Bottom shoals very quickly to the west. Good protection from wind. Close to seaport dinghy dock. After landing at seaport go to ticket entrance to get sticker. Only room for 3 or 4 boats. Good choice when seaport docks are full or to hide from weather.

Approach
No approach information given

Typical tide: No tide information given

Internet access
No internet access information given

Pets
No pet information given

Average ratings compiled from 1 rating
4: Overall rating (good)
4: Current protection (good)
5: Holding (excellent)
4: Wind protection (good)
5: Wake protection (excellent)
5: Scenery quality (excellent)
5: Shopping facilities (excellent)

Mystic.jpg


This info from the Active Captain site.
http://www.activecaptain.com/OTW.php

I personally have been there twice and my guess is you'd be lucky to find room.

You might poke around the Active Captain site to see Marina Facilities and call a few to see if they have slips or what they recommend.
Mystic-Marinas.jpg


OH, and you can see these places on a NOAA chart too.
MysticNOAA.jpg


And it's all available on a smartphone as well...which you can use for live navigation if your phone is GPS equipped.

I like the satellite view to check out accessibility, floating docks and parking for boat ramps away from home that I've never been to.
 
There you go. :D :D
We stayed at the Seaport last year and it is a good time, you can walk around when the place is closed, brings you back in time.
 

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