U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Lat. 45º 01' 26" N   -   Long. 85º 45' 51" W

	National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
	Chart# 14912 Weather Channel:  WX01

Magnetic Variation 2º 45' W

Harbormaster on duty 6:30 a.m. till 9:30 p.m.

(June 15 through Labor Day)

Phone# (616) 256-9132 or (616) 256-9279

Off-Season Phone# (616) 256-9535

Services:

• VHF Channel 16 & 9 monitored

• Transient Dockage

• Fuel - Gasoline & Diesel

• Electricity - 110V 30A, 220V 50A

• Fresh Water

• Restrooms & Showers

• Holding tank Pump-Out

• Public Telephone

• Launch Ramp

• Long Term Parking (5 blocks)

Locally Available: (1 block)

• Ice

• Groceries

• Restaurants

• Stores

Photographer: Jeffrey W. Churill

Leland Harbor is sponsored by the Michigan State Waterways Commission. The Carp River empties into the harbor as seen in the above photograph. Maintaining much of it's old time fishing town features, Leland (also known as "Fishtown") is one of the premier stops along the lake Michigan shoreline.

Two fishing companies still operate out of the harbor with fish being sold daily to the public. There are many specialty store to browse through along with a grocery store for all your daily needs. There are also many fine restaurants within walking distance of the harbor. A community library and the Leelanau Historical Museum are also worth a visit.

If you like to fish, many charter fishing services operate out of the harbor.

The Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is located nearby with North and South Manitou Islands being part of it.

Leland was primarily a fishing, lumbering and ship town. It has since changed into summer vacation spot for many people throughout the Great Lakes region.