About half our customers come from the City of Philadelphia, where home recycling is not widely practiced. When they come here, they just don't think about separating their trash. The first impression a visitor gets on arriving at All Seasons Marina is its neatness, landscaped beds, and huge American flag waving overhead. Several years ago, All Seasons completely rebuilt, enlarged, and upgraded its restrooms. Nearby a covered fish-cleaning station handles the needs of the sportfishing folks.
Water used in pressure-washing boat bottoms now is screened, filtered, and reused.
They set a good example, widely recognized across the nation, as owners who travel together far and wide to attend training courses to stay on top of the marina and boating business. The Dilkses were early adopters of new technology. The breakwater, as is common for floating dock structures, is a veritable artificial reef and home to a wide range of marine plants and animals. All Seasons was among the first coastal marinas in New Jersey to install and operate pumpout services, including a homemade portable toilet dump station. Because the marina was originally built in wetlands, we were unable to use a septic system for the pumpout waste.