Lauderdale Marine Center haul-out and refit
Campus
In-water LOA (typical)
Path to inlet
Lauderdale Marine Center is the New River campus captains mean when they say the boat is “in the yard” in Fort Lauderdale. Haul-out and refit are the product. Getting there is still SE 3rd at sixteen feet closed and a railroad that sits at four when it is down. A 150-foot motoryacht that lives at Bahia Mar does not commute here on a whim.
Typical work: bottom jobs, extensions, interior refits, hurricane haul calendars. Typical water: river stem near 8–10 ft, air draft the downtown sequence. In-water slips exist for programs in work — see the marina page. We introduce scheduling through captains who already have a slot, not through a consumer queue. If the vessel cannot take the river spans, she arrives by water on an opening or she is not an LMC river story. Advisory, not a yard contract.
Typical planning figures and neighborhood patterns only. Not legal, tax, insurance, or survey advice. Confirm with counsel, the city, the carrier, and a surveyor before you act.
Can a Viking 68 with the tower up reach LMC?
Not under SE 3rd at ~16 ft closed. Tower down or a different yard conversation.