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River Dunes Announces Opening of World-Class Harbor Club & Marina
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The community's full-service resort marina has been carefully designed to cater to the unique needs of yachting and sailing enthusiasts. A 400-slip floating dock system, built of Brazilian hardwood, can accommodate vessels from 50' to 150'. Boats now have access to a 500 ft. fuel dock with high-speed diesel, 30-50-100 amp service, cable and wireless Internet to the slip, and a well-stocked ship's store.
"The marina is accessible to every boater that enters the harbor," said
Guest members will have privileged access to The Landing, a mariner's lounge with luxury steam showers, laundry and DSL, as well as the Harbor Club restaurant, pool and bars. Onshore accommodations will also be available in the community's charming harborside guest cottages.
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For more information, visit www.RiverDunes.com .
About River Dunes Corp.
Situated on the big waters of the ICW and Pamlico Sound, the award-winning community of River Dunes provides a perfect launching point for any type of adventure on the water. With a 400 slip world-class harbor, 14 miles of natural shoreline, and neighborhoods rich in historically-inspired coastal architectural and modern amenities, River Dunes offers every convenience for year-round living, as well as boating for residents and visitors alike.
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