Recreational boating at Battleship Cove.

PIER LEADERSHIP: Sponsors are the bedrock of the Battleship Cove Community Boating Program. Now entering its eighth season, BCCB is poised to deliver its offerings to an even broader audience.

Follow this link to learn how you, your company, or your foundation can support this blossoming youth sailing program!

Tie up for a day or night at historic Battleship Cove! Bring your dinghy ashore and visit local attractions or restaurants. Mooring patrons are entitled to the museum’s group admission rates ($12/adult, $7/child ages 6-14).

Slips:$10/hr.

Moorings: $40/night or $10/hr

Reservations are recommended
for the use of moorings.

SEA SHELLS: Have you ever wondered how a battleship tossed a one-ton shell nearly 20 miles? Visit the projectile platform on Big Mamie to find out.

ARLEIGH BURKE MUSEUM: Did you know that Battleship Cove is home to the National Destroyermen's Museum?

ARMED TO THE TEETH: Pound for pound, PT boats were the most heavily armed vessels in World War II. Follow this link to learn more.

NEW BEDFORD WHALING MUSEUM: Give your tour of Southeastern Massachusetts a decidedly nautical flair by visiting the region's many maritime museums, such as Battleship Cove, the New Bedford Whaling Museum, Schooner Ernestina, and the Marine Museum at Fall River. Click here for links to our regional attractions.