The last thing you want to worry about as you’re finally pulling into a marina for some rest and relaxation is having your hull scrape against or collide with the dock. Such an incident can cause damage to your vessel, the marina’s docks, or both. Regardless, it’s a headache you certainly don’t want to have […]
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Win a Pair of AirPods Pro
Here at Brown & Howard Marina, our goal is to provide every one of our guests with a superb marina experience. We want to hear from you about what you look for in a marina and how you go about choosing marinas when your vessels are underway. In appreciation for your insights, one lucky person […]
Summer is on the Horizon!
As the world begins to re-emerge, we hope that you will make a return to Newport this summer part of your journey. The staff at The Marina at Brown & Howard Wharf has worked with passion and attention to every detail and we are ready to welcome you back to your home on the water […]
The Perfect Jumping Off Point in Newport, RI
Newport, Rhode Island is known as “America’s 1st Resort,” the “City by the Sea” and the “Sailing Capital of the World.” It is known worldwide as one of our nation’s most beautiful and historic coastal cities. In Newport, you don’t have to trade the conveniences of urban living for proximity to the waterfront. For those seeking an idyllic setting with stunning architecture, access to the water, yachting, fishing, tennis, golf and equestrian facilities, and cultural events, Newport offers something for everyone.
We Are Awaiting Your Arrival!
The Marina at Brown & Howard Wharf is here to welcome you to Newport this season! We look forward to seeing you and serving all of our new and returning guests for the Spring and Summer of 2020. The staff at Brown & Howard Marina is busy preparing for your arrival and look forward to the chance to provide you with a picture-perfect summer.
Fort Adams to Reopen to the Public this Weekend!
Members of the public will be welcome to re-enter Fort Adams this Saturday, May 9th as part of the first phase of Governor Gina Raimondo’s three-phase approach to opening the state.
