Nestled on the shores of Lake Ontario, Fifty Point Marina has been a favourite destination for boaters, nature lovers, and families for over 40 years. This popular marina offers one of the most scenic and accessible waterfront experiences in the Golden Horseshoe.
Fifty Point Marina is a hub for boating enthusiasts with docking for 336 boats, a double boat launch, fully serviced gas and visitor docks, and convenient amenities including hydro, water, barbecues, and three comfort stations. Whether you’re here for a weekend or the entire season, you’ll find everything you need for a memorable stay on the water.
Beyond the marina, Fifty Point Conservation Area offers something for everyone: clean, warm beaches, stunning lakefront views, waterfront trails, and the Limani Restaurant. The area is also home to a wide range of wildlife, including great horned owls, coyotes, and black-crowned night herons, making it a peaceful retreat for nature lovers.
Acquired initially by HCA in the 1970s to ensure public access to Lake Ontario’s southern shoreline, Fifty Point has become a premier outdoor recreation destination. From boating and camping to swimming and picnicking, it’s a place where lasting memories are made.
FAQs
Address:
1479 Baseline Road
Winona, ON L8E 5G4
Phone: 905-525-2187
Email: fiftypt@conservationhamilton.ca
The Hamilton Conservation Authority (HCA) owns and operates the Marina.
Yes! The Marina is proud to have achieved the Diamond Elite rating through Boating Ontario’s Clean Marine Program. This is the highest honour that can be achieved under the program. A clean environment is essential to the enjoyment of boating. Fifty Point will continue to strive for environmental excellence and will actively participate in keeping our waterways safe and clean.
Boater responsibilities include:
- Inspect bilges regularly
- Use oil-absorbent pillows
- Clean bilges before launching
- Never discharge oil or fuel into the water
- Dispose of garbage properly—no boat covers or cardboard in dumpsters
The full fee schedule includes seasonal mooring, lift services, storage, and more. Prices are subject to HST and change without notice.
Yes! Pets are welcome but must be leashed. Please clean up after them. Pets are not permitted in buildings or washrooms.
- Speed limit is 30km per hour.
- Barbecues are not permitted on boats within the marina. Please use the BBQ’s provided in designated areas.
- No oil, flammable liquids, contaminated bilges, or other liquids are to be discharged within the marina.
- Please turn off your air conditioner when you are not at your boat.
- There is no wake while boating within the marina. Please do not exceed 5km per hour.
- Do not fill your fuel tanks and proceed back to your dock, as fuel expands. It’s important to never fill the tank of your boat beyond 90% full. This leaves room for gas to expand and avoids the potential for overflow, especially in hot temperatures. Do not fill your small portable tanks in your dinghy.
- Fishing and swimming are prohibited within the marina.
- No vessel may be refuelled at the dock.
- No spray painting or sandblasting without approval.
- No open flames.
- Dispose of solvent-soaked rags properly to avoid fire hazards.
Call 911.
Marina Services and Facilities
The marina is one of the best on western Lake Ontario, with docking spaces for 330 boats and a double boat launch. Other marina facilities include a fully serviced gas dock and pump-out station, wifi, visitor docks, hydro hook-ups, BBQ’s, water, showers, washrooms, haul out, launch, mast stepping, and winter storage facilities. The conservation area and marina have long welcomed visitors and customers, offering a perfect blend of comfort, recreation and natural beauty.
Yes! Limani at Fifty Taverna is located at the marina and offers a Mediterranean-inspired menu with a lakefront patio. Visit limaniatfifty.com for details.
Yes, shared picnic tables are available for all boaters. Please remove personal items when not in use.
Yes, the Fifty Point Yacht Club (FPYC) is located within the Marina and rents slips from the HCA. The yacht club organizes a number of cruises and fun filled social events through the year. Please visit fpyc.ca or see the information board at the Marina Centre.
Yes, Ffity Point offers outdoor winter storage facilities. Click here for a full fee schedule.
Yes. Summer storage is assumed unless you notify us prior to launch. Charges vary based on size and handling.
Yes. Fifty Point offers dry dock storage from April 1 to September 30. Boats must be on trailers and will be stored in our fenced compound. Customers who use this program will also receive a pass that allows vehicle entry into the park (valid for dry dock period), access to water and hydro and unlimited use of the boat ramp during area hours. Contact Fifty Point at 905-525-2187 for more information and to sign up today.
Yes. Our fuel dock is easily accessible and provides gas, diesel, and pump-out services. In addition, we sell ice and a small supply of cleaning products, engine oil, and fuel additives. For gas dock hours, please call 905- 525-2187.
HCA security staff regularly patrol the Marina and the surrounding area. Please remove all valuables and secure them.
Only when the owner is present. No unattended chargers, heaters or appliances allowed.
Seasonal and Overnight Mooring
Seasonal mooring runs from April 15 – October 15. Customers receive:
- Two HCA Membership Passes
- Two guest passes
- Weekday pump-outs
HCA offers two plans that incorporate an approximate 20% discount on the seasonal mooring rate for boaters who winter store at Fifty Point Marina.
- Plan A: For returning customers who winter stored the previous season
- Plan B: For new or non-storing customers
Yes. A 5% discount applies to summer mooring if paid by April 1 with cash, cheque, e-transfer or debit.
$2.00 per foot (minimum $47.00), which includes day-use admission by boat. We accept and strongly encourage reservations for transient slips. Please call 905-525-2187 to make your reservation.
If your question isn’t listed here, don’t hesitate to contact us at fiftypt@conservationhamilton.ca or call 905-525-2187.
