De Broekerhaven is a marina and harbour on the northern shore of the Markermeer, situated within the town of Bovenkarspel in the municipality of Stede Broec, North Holland.

The harbour consists of an inner basin known as de Kolk and an outer harbour on the lake side, and lies just before the locks leading to the IJsselmeer, within walking distance of Enkhuizen. The waterway association W. S. V.

De Broekerhaven operates a quiet, characterful marina here with 78 berths, including 30 for visiting boats.

The site is home to the oldest ship hoist in the Netherlands — a national monument — which once bridged the water-level difference between the former Zuiderzee and the surrounding polder water.

The harbour dates back to 1449, when the sea dike was first cut to create access from the inland polders to open water.