dockage in a sentence

Definition

Dockage refers to the fee charged or the space provided for the mooring or storage of boats at a marina or dock.

The marina charges a monthly dockage fee for boats stored at their facility.
After a long journey, the captain was relieved to find a convenient dockage available.
The harbor's new regulations on dockage have made it easier for larger vessels to find a space.
During peak season, the dockage prices can significantly increase, affecting many boat owners.
To avoid penalties, ensure that all dockage agreements are renewed before the deadline.