Rude customer service after years of spending my mone there every spring and summer. No respect,…read moreneed a new supervisor

I'm disappointed every time I come here. Never anyone with any knowledge to help. Just kids with…read moreno clue. Today there was a kid with bright orange hair working the register and another guy behind the parts counter who was literally zero help. He couldn't have been more disinterested in helping me find something and just wanted me to stop asking questions. This place is the last place I shop for boat stuff for a reason.

Wow. Great place to buy a boat. Found the Pontoon I wanted, contacted Kris in the sales office and…read morehe took care of the rest. Bought the boat sight unseen and it arrived at my house exactly as he informed me. Very professional and easy to deal with. Very trust worthy. Too bad I dont live in that area, I would deal with them always.

Friendly staff along with great selection of products. Best…read morepontoon boats on the market.

In the summer months, we took a kayak from Providence Kayak and enjoyed an hour on the river. The…read morerates are very reasonable, usually starting at around $20 for 60 or 90 minutes. This is a seasonal business, so please check their website for open times in 2023, either late Spring or early Summer. You can discover urban Providence at your own pace, paddling throughout the historic bridges, cobblestone walkways and green riverbanks of the Providence and Woonasquatucket Rivers, Riverwalk and Waterplace Park! If you're seeking a more rural setting outside of the city, visit their second location at Olney Pond inside Lincoln Woods State Park. That way you can enjoy fresh water paddling surrounded by one of Blackstone Valley's greatest treasures.

Very accommodating staff. Beautiful and peaceful experience. Lincoln woods is great for a nature…read morereset especially on the water

As a life long boater I was looking for a boat retailer. Many of the boat shops had closed because…read moreof the economy. I just happened upon MarineMax in Warwick and saw the perfect Boston Whaler. I was approached by a very knowledgeable sales person who explained the boat and what came with the boat. The sale closing was professional and similar to purchasing a car. They delivered the small boat with the trailer and I was surprised that MarineMax included everything to keep you safe. It included life jackets, throw cushion, horn, flares, bumpers, line, and anchor. I'm very satisfied with the boat and MarineMax. I was introduced to the whole company team at the purchase similar to buying a BMW. They have a service department that I plan on using this fall.

I love walking down to East greenwich marina with a coffee and watching the water on weekend…read moremornings. I have not ever docked a boat here so I cannot speak to the actual business but the water views are stunning!! I like to grab a coffee, stroll the shops of Main Street then take a walk past here before heading to my car. Morning views are always the best and help me feel the safest as this marina is set back behind a clam packaging facility!

Not a safe port...avoid Prime Marina, East Greenwich, RI at all costs! New docks, updated…read morebathrooms, and a well-stocked ships store...but they have a well deserved reputation of not honoring quotes, being arrogant, and treating customers rudely. No service they can provide is worth the chance of dealing with them. If you're looking for happy boating, steer clear of Prime Marina, East Greenwich, RI. Captain Michael 50 Ton Master

Nice, clean marina with several upgrades, huge mooring field, nice ships store and friendly staff…read more Highly recommended.

My husband and I were customers at Safe Harbor Cowesett in the South Yard for nearly a decade. We…read moregot to know everyone really well and loved our dock mates! When we first started looking around for a marina many years ago, it was important to find a place that was well-managed and taken care of. Back then, this marina was owned by the Brewer family who did just that. It was clear they took pride in their business. Unfortunately, they sold their business to Safe Harbor several years ago. At first, the differences in ownership were barely noticeable; however, it quickly changed as prices continued to skyrocket despite the neglected maintenance. Take the once beautiful hot tub by the pool for example. Instead of fixing it, SH decided to fill it in with cement!!! In the 2023 boating season, we decided enough was enough. Our dock box took a hit during one of the storms early in the season. We informed management who assured us it would be taken care of promptly. Unfortunately, that was not the case which meant we were left with an exposed dockbox and no way to protect our belongings. A certain chartering company occupied the space next to us. After coming back from their trips, they would help themselves to our supplies. This continued despite us politely confronting them and telling SH management. About halfway through the season, when it was clear that our dockbox would not be fixed, we finally asked to be moved to another spot on our dock. Management complied. Throughout the summer, the eroding breakwall did nothing to protect our marina from the surging water, and the old pilings and docks were not strong enough to stay put. A finger pier even detached from the main dock and flipped over! We went through the proper channels to ask them to evaluate the breakwall and fix it, but it never got repaired or replaced. In fact, the North Yard received materials for a new bulkhead instead! When the prices came out for the 2024 season, we nearly doubled over! The outrageous price increases just didn't seem justified since SH had not done any repairs on the marina. Why pay more for less??? We changed marinas for the 2024 season and honestly could not be happier even though we do miss our dock mates. Do yourself a favor... if you are looking for a marina, make sure you ask about how they keep the place maintained. Ask members what they think. Do your homework. Marinas should be a place to relax, not worry if your property is going to be damaged due to their negligence.

I hope they treat their business better than the people they encounter in the general public. I…read moreparked appropriately, between my parking lines, next to one of your trucks just a few minutes ago. The driver got angry with me because he couldn't get into his truck. Well, if he knew how to park, between the white lines, not on top of it , then maybe there wouldn't have been a problem! It's irrelevant how long he expected to be in the store.