ACON Steganlage Nackenheim

ACON Steganlage Nackenheim comprises three pier facilities in the Nackenheimer Mühlarm, a side arm of the Rhine, operated by the Automobil- und Wassersportclub Oppenheim-Nierstein e.V. (ACON). Together the three piers offer around 30 berths for boats up to 11 metres.

Boats at Nackenheim lie in the current, which some skippers find advantageous while others do not. The facility is primarily set up for the club's own members and tenants, and the club itself notes that Nackenheim is not really well prepared for visiting sailors - these are essentially plain berths rather than a proper guest marina. Visitors must be able to show proof of liability insurance for their boat.

Two of the three piers (Steg 2 and Steg 3) have shore power at the berths, but none of the three piers in Nackenheim have drinking water on the pontoon.

Within walking distance you'll find Nackenheim's historic town centre: the late-Baroque town hall dating from 1751 lies about 550 metres away, and the Catholic parish church of St. Gereon is just over 500 metres from the facility. Nackenheim is also known as a winegrowing centre in the Rheinhessen region, close to Mainz.