
William A. Johnson Jr. Port of Rochester Terminal Building
The William A. Johnson Jr. Port of Rochester Terminal Building, adjacent to the marina, houses restaurants and public restrooms and Arbor at the Port providing a large party space that is available for rent and overlooks the River.
The dock wall in the Genesee River along the west river wall will include opportunities for daytime broadside dockage so visitors can visit the beach, local restaurants, or take a walk or a bike ride along the Genesee Riverway Trail.
The Port of Rochester is located on Lake Ontario where the Genesee River meets the lake, about 9 miles north of downtown Rochester. The Port offers attractions and activities for the entire family:
- Go boating or fishing
- Swim, lie on the beach, and play in the sand
- Walk Charlotte Pier during a gorgeous sunset
- Hike or bike
- Attend festivals, concerts, and outdoor movie screenings
Visit by boat
Find details and boat slip reservation information on the marina web page.
Walk or bike
The 16-mile Genesee Riverway Trail runs through Rochester from Genesee Valley Park to Lake Ontario. Make the Port your beginning or ending destination as you explore parks, neighborhoods and historic sites. The trail page offers a downloadable map and smartphone features.
Use public transit
The port is served by the Regional Transit Service (RTS) 22 (Lake) Route.
Parking
Parking is available in free parking lots and on street (parking rules apply). The Port lot even features electric vehicle charging stations.
Some events offer a free shuttle service! Event details will include shuttle information.