One if by land...

Deltaville Marina and Boatyard is located on Jackson Creek in Deltaville, Virginia, near the mouth of the Rappahannock and Piankatank Rivers - just minutes from the Chesapeake Bay, and less than mile to the quaint and historic town of Deltaville.

Driving Directions to Deltaville

From Richmond – (Approx. 1¼ hours.) Take I-64 East to the West Point/Rt. 33 (exit 220). Follow Rt. 33 through West Point to Rt. 17. Turn left on to Rt. 17 at a stop-light near a 7-11 store. Proceed 3 miles to Saluda, at the Hardees vere right onto Rt. 17 Business. At the stop light turn right on to Rt. 33, follow to Deltaville.

From Washington, DC – (Approx. 2½ hours.) Take I-95 South to Fredericksburg. Take Rt. 17 East to Tappahannock then to Saluda. In Saluda turn left off the off the 4 lane road, at the Food Lion, on to Rt. 33. Follow Rt. 33 to Deltaville.

From Annapolis – (Approx. 2½ hours.)  Take Rt. 301 South through Waldorf to the Potomac River Bridge. Continue on Rt. 301 across the Rappahannock River to Port Royal. Turn left on Rt. 17 East to Tappahannock then to Saluda. . In Saluda turn left off the off the 4 lane road, at the Food Lion, on to Rt. 33. Follow Rt. 33 to Deltaville.

From Norfolk, Hampton, or Williamsburg – (Approx. 1½ hours.) Drive to the Yorktown Bridge and follow Rt. 17 to Gloucester. In Gloucester turn right on Rt. 17 Business to Rt. 3. Within a mile, turn right on Rt. 3/Rt. 14 West (John Clayton Memorial Hwy). Stay on Rt. 3/Rt. 14 for approximately 15 miles.  Turn left on Rt. 3 following signs for Kilmarnock and White Stone.  At the stop sign turn right on Rt. 3/Rt. 198. Turn left on Rt. 3 (at the Get ‘n Zip), towards Irvington and Kilmarnock. Cross the Piankatank River Bridge, at the stop sign turn right on to Rt. 33, follow to Deltaville.

ONCE IN DELTAVILLE...

Proceed through the town of Deltaville, turn right on Jackson Creek Road/Rt. 660, at the Shell station. Turn right on Buck’s View Lane following signs for Deltaville Marina & Boatyard.

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Two if by sea...

Jackson Creek has a north and south branch. Both areas provide excellent, deep water, protected anchorages, and is located just north of the Piankatank River entrance and to the south of the Rappahannock River entrance/Stingray Point Light.

From the red #6 Piankatank marker, head due north to markers 1 & 2 which mark the entrance of Jackson Creek. Our channel is narrow but well marked, and provides a depth of at least 8-9 feet.

Follow the channel markers closely, staying in the middle of the channel. As you proceed through G3 and R4 at the bend, stay in the middle of the channel.  After rounding the last red marker #10, the marina will be ahead off your starboard bow. We monitor VHF channel 16, and our working channel is 68. We have four docks, A through D; the first dock you come to after rounding the red #10 marker is A, followed by B, then C, and finally D which is also our covered shed dock/fuel/pumpout dock.

For nautical reference charts of our area please click here.