Visit the Wharf

A working stop on Garrison Cove.

Cribstone Lobster operates at Cook’s Wharf on Bailey Island, with the Cribstone Bridge directly in front of us. From April through October, you can buy lobster here, fuel a boat here, or tie up for a short visit on the public North floats.

Cribstone Lobster at Cook’s Wharf on Bailey Island
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Live lobster at the wharf

If you are already on Bailey Island, come straight to the source. We sell live lobster seasonally, generally 9–5 most days. If you need a larger order or are making a special trip, call ahead and we will tell you what is available.

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Gasoline + diesel

Both are available seasonally to commercial and recreational boaters. We are generally here 9–5 most days, but wharf hours have a way of following the season, so a quick call before you head into Garrison Cove is never a bad idea.

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Free short-term tie-up

The North string of floats is set aside for seasonal public use. Tie-up is free, short-term and first come, first served. Call or email if you want to check space before you come in.

Find us

66 Garrison Cove Road

Bailey Island, ME 04003

April–October: generally 9–5 most days. Call ahead for current hours, fuel availability, lobster pickup or float space.

A public wharf and a working wharf

Both can be true at the same time.

The public North floats are separate from the commercial side of the operation. You can tie up for a short visit while, a few yards away, a lobsterman may be bringing in the day’s catch. That is exactly the balance we want: a waterfront people can experience without turning a working wharf into scenery.