Hutchinson Island · Fort Pierce Inlet · Fort Pierce, Florida
Compass Boat Club — Fort Pierce, Florida
The original Compass dock. Five minutes to open ocean.
Where Compass started — 1006 Seaway Drive on Hutchinson Island, steps from the inlet. Offshore reefs, the Indian River Lagoon, The Cove, and the waterfront Pool House.
Where we are
Compass Boat Club at the Fort Pierce City Marina
1006 Seaway DriveFort Pierce, FL 34949
Hutchinson Island
Right at the Fort Pierce City Marina, steps from the inlet. This isn't just a convenient address. It's one of the best spots on the Treasure Coast for a boat club, with open water in minutes whether you're heading offshore or cruising the Indian River Lagoon.
Compass Boat Club of Fort Pierce
1006 Seaway Drive
What's out the front door
Steps from the Fort Pierce Inlet
Compass Boat Club sits at 1006 Seaway Drive — right at the Fort Pierce City Marina, directly adjacent to the inlet. While other clubs are tucked miles up the Intracoastal, our members are clearing the inlet and hitting offshore waters in five minutes. That means more time fishing, diving, and cruising — and less time idling through no-wake zones.
5 min
To open ocean
10 mi
To offshore reefs
Direct
Indian River access
Adjacent
Fort Pierce Inlet
Fort Pierce Inlet
Offshore AccessDirect ocean access in minutes. The gateway to offshore fishing, diving, and open-water cruising.
Indian River Lagoon
InshoreOne of the most biodiverse estuaries in North America. Perfect for calm-water cruising, kayaking, and wildlife.
Hutchinson Island
IslandBeautiful barrier island with pristine beaches. Anchor up and spend the day swimming and snorkeling.
The Cove
SandbarA local favorite sandbar and gathering spot. Bring the cooler and meet other boaters.
Offshore Reefs & Wrecks
FishingWorld-class snapper, grouper, and kingfish grounds within 10 miles of the inlet.
North Fork St. Lucie River
RiverPeaceful river cruising through Florida's natural beauty. Manatees, dolphins, and stunning sunsets.
World-Class Fishing Starts Here
Fort Pierce is one of Florida's premier fishing destinations. From the nearshore reefs loaded with snapper and grouper to the blue water where you'll find sailfish, mahi, and wahoo — the fishing-rigged boats in the Compass fleet were built for exactly this.
The Pool House
The Heart of the Club
The waterfront Pool House gives Compass a real home base instead of just a parking lot and a dock. Two bedrooms that sleep seven, a full kitchen, a pool a few steps from the slips, and a marina that puts you in open water in minutes. It's available to rent, and it has hosted member events, private parties, and live music.
Stay at the Pool House
The fleet
The Compass fleet
Fort Pierce runs the same fleet philosophy as Stuart — boats you'd actually want to own, maintained and insured and ready when you are. Offshore twin-engine boats, bay boats rigged for fishing, and tritoons built for sandbar days and sunset cruises.
See the FleetSame plans. Same pricing.
Fort Pierce uses the same membership structure as Stuart — single-engine or dual-engine boats, Monday–Thursday or seven-day access — at the same pricing. Insurance, maintenance and captain training are included.
See Membership PlansWhat to expect on a tour
Twenty minutes on the dock
A tour is twenty minutes on the dock with someone who runs the club. You'll walk the slips, step aboard a couple of boats, hear how reservations and training work, and ask whatever you want. No pitch, no paperwork unless you ask for it.
Fort Pierce FAQ
Where are you located?
1006 Seaway Drive, Fort Pierce, FL 34949 — on Hutchinson Island at the Fort Pierce City Marina, steps from the Fort Pierce Inlet.
What are the hours?
Office hours are Monday–Saturday 8am–6pm and Sunday 9am–4pm. Boats go out between sunrise and sunset; early departures can be arranged in advance with the dock team.
Do I need boating experience?
No. Every membership includes captain training, and you won't take a boat out alone until you and our captains are both comfortable.
How do I book a tour at Fort Pierce?
Use the Book a Tour button anywhere on the site and choose Fort Pierce, or call (772) 777-1107.
How far is it to open ocean?
Five minutes to open ocean. The Fort Pierce dock is steps from the inlet, so there is almost no idling through no-wake zones before you are offshore, on the reefs, or out on the Indian River Lagoon.
What is the Pool House?
The Pool House is the waterfront home base at the Fort Pierce dock on Hutchinson Island. It hosts member gatherings and club events, and it is available to rent as a short-term stay.
Can I bring guests?
Absolutely. Bring friends and family on every trip. Capacity varies by boat — see each boat's page for its rating.
More answers on the club FAQ.
Come see it.
The best way to understand Compass is to walk the dock. Book a free tour — no pressure, no pitch, just boats and honest answers.
1006 Seaway Drive, Fort Pierce, FL 34949