Business field guide · Mooresville, NC
Stutts Marina Boat Slips, Fuel & Arrival Guide
Stutts Marina combines an on-water fuel stop, a ship store, and long-term dockage in Mooresville. Those are three different reasons to visit: a fuel stop needs an open dock, while keeping a boat here requires a slip that fits your vessel and a lease confirmed by the marina. This guide helps you separate those decisions before you arrive.
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Match a covered slip to your boat
The marina's published dockage page lists covered slips on docks A through E, with dimensions including 21 by 14 feet, 22 by 14 feet, 40 by 16 feet, 14 by 40 feet, and 14 by 30 feet. The order of dimensions varies on the source page, so ask staff to confirm usable length and width rather than assuming a particular listing fits your boat.
Prepare your boat's overall length, beam, draft, and clearance requirements before requesting a slip. Include swim platforms, outboards, and any equipment extending beyond the hull. Published slip sizes describe options at the marina, not live vacancy; availability and suitability need direct confirmation.
Utilities and access depend on the slip
Stutts lists water and electric options at many slips, dock-box storage options at many slips, gated access to slip areas, and security lights and cameras on the premises. The distinction is important: an option offered at many slips is not a promise that every space includes it.
Ask whether the proposed lease includes the utility connection you need, how power is billed, what storage is permitted, and how access works for household members or guests. These details can matter more to day-to-day use than the slip dimensions alone.
Plan a fuel-dock and ship-store stop
The marina advertises 100% ethanol-free fuel and a ship store. Confirm the available fuel grade, current price, and staffed dock hours with Stutts before building a long outing around this stop. This directory does not publish live fuel inventory or a guaranteed price.
A road address is useful for driving to the marina, but it is not a safe-water approach route. When arriving by boat, use current navigation information, obey posted no-wake restrictions, and follow dock staff instructions. Ask about temporary tie-up before leaving a vessel unattended to visit the store.
Confirm before you go
- Boat dimensions, including platform and engine
- Current slip availability and lease term
- Water, electric, and dock-box arrangements
- Fuel-dock hours and short-term tie-up instructions
