I was informed during my stay that docks will be taken out of the water and I needed to leave. The original date was on the website as October 31 not 18. My electricity was turned off even though it was during the time I paid for. Dockmaster was very nice but it was all beyond his control.

We came in after closing but we were greeted on the dock by a staff member who helped get a sit situated before he left for the day. Excellent accommodations with water and electric right at the site. Easy to access from the river and close to everything downtown.

I would have rated it 5 stars which is typical for most Oasis Marinas. However, I was disappointed when the Troy Harbor Master advised the fuel dock would be open at 8AM the next morning. I was alongside at 8AM, and with the office still not open at 8:30 I called the number posted at the fuel dock and left a voicemail. The number was good as I spoke with them the day prior. You guessed it, no reply so another call at 9AM and requested a simple call if there was a problem? No reply (since that day)? All they had to do was let me know 8AM would not be possible. Certainly not what you would expect from an Oasis Marina....

Troy Downtown Marina is at mile 150.0 on the Hudson River and is 2 miles short of the first lock on the Erie and Champlain Canals, Lock E-1, also known as the Federal Lock. It is also just 6 miles short of Waterford and, if space is not available there, serves as an acceptable alternative overnight stay before entering the Erie or Champlain Canals. The marina consists of a floating dock (there is a five foot tide here) tied to the concrete river bulkhead. 30 and 50 amp power is available as is fresh water. There is fuel and a pump out on the dock and three clean key coded bathrooms in the parking lot next to the marina office. Troy Downtown Marina is no operated by Oasis Marinas and booking is done through Snag-a-Slip. There is a very popular barbeque restaurant 100 yards downstream from marina and a good hardware nearby. Price Chopper supermarket is about a half mile from the marina across the 19th St. Bridge. We have stopped in Troy twice, making sure that we are there on Saturday when a very large (200 stalls) farmers market takes place about a mile downstream and a couple of blocks inland takes place. It is one of the best markets that we have ever seen and we are looking forward to properly scheduling our next visit to be on a Saturday.