Terminal guide
Red Hook Terminals, Port Newark
Red Hook's Newark-side berths on Marsh Street: containers and breakbulk inside Port Newark, minutes from our own office.
- USDOT 674152
- MC 253723
- UIIA interchange carrier
- TWIC-credentialed drivers
- Certificates of insurance on request
Red Hook Terminals works container and breakbulk berths on Marsh Street inside Port Newark, the Newark half of the company's cross-harbor operation; a barge links it to the Atlantic Basin piers in Brooklyn.
For drayage it behaves like the rest of Port Newark: out to the Turnpike at Interchange 14, minutes from our Corbin Street office. Gate procedure is confirmed directly with the terminal per move.
Trucker notes
- Confirm receiving windows and empty acceptance with the terminal before dispatch; procedures differ from the appointment-system gates.
- Breakbulk and project cargo are first-class citizens here; flag dimensions and weights on the quote.
- Cross-harbor moves: when freight touches both Red Hook piers, dispatch plans the barge side and the truck side together.
How we run this gate
The Marsh Street berths sit minutes from our own office, and we treat them like the neighbors they are: pickups, returns, and breakbulk coordination inside Port Newark, dispatched from Corbin Street.
Common questions
- Where is Red Hook's Port Newark facility?
- 138 Marsh Street inside Port Newark, NJ, reached from the Turnpike at Interchange 14 like the rest of the Newark piers.
- What freight moves through Red Hook Newark?
- Containers and breakbulk, including cargo the big container gates won't handle, with a barge connection to the company's Brooklyn piers at Atlantic Basin.
Other terminals we run
Ready when you are
Need a box moved at Red Hook Newark?
A dispatcher confirms your quote within 20 minutes, 7am to 7pm ET weekdays.