Visiting with friends on a clear Saturday, Chickamauga Marina kicked the day off right. Easy…read moreparking, even some all-day shady spots means no baking-vehicle on the return from your excursion. You have quick access off Hwy 153 to put you in a good mood from the start, and you're pushing out to sea a couple minutes later. All the normal amenities you'd expect at a gated boathouse, minus the hustle and bustle as you embark hassle-free. It costs a little more monthly, but upside is you have a spot versus the waiting list at the cheaper places down the bay. You'll probably want to head elsewhere for repairs, but for normal operations it's the most convenient around. Happy boating.

You can purchase or rent boats. Your boat needs repairs…read more You came to the right place. Friends or families can have boat parties or be taken out on the lake. This place is landscaped well and taken care with a clean environment. The people here are super nice. The boats are stored then locked inside when it is timed to close. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ There is a gated parking lot where there is a long sidewalk that has access to other storage areas. The wooden stairs were so gorgeous and it was landscaped that was well kept up. There were a couple piers but the doors locked. ~~~~~~~~~~~ This place can service, store, supply parts, finance and insure boats. There are new and used fresh water boats can taken out on the Tennessee River and travels towards Cumberland River. The boats travels to Ohio River Chattanooga Tennessee and Huntsville, Alabama ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Tennessee Riverpark is a pleasant enough park that is at the dam. I found it to be a pleasant place…read moreto take a conference call while I got some walking in and enjoyed the view. If you are in the area, I would recommend checking the place out.

Overall this is a beautiful place for Chattanooga. It connects so many different areas of the city…read more Plenty of places to park too with an internet search. There was an unfortunate encounter where this elder gentleman on a bike told us to not hog the lane. We were in the grass so I'm not sure what he was on about. Pedestrians also have the right away soooo. I don't know, win some ya lose some lol!

I had a particularly difficult time with Robert. I made it absolutely clear, numerous time…read morepleading that he diagnose the problem and to fix each item ONLY as I approved it. I did not want a large bill against this boat. He knew this and spoke of it. I went in to check on it and the bill was double what I had expected. I told him to stop immediately. Just close the motor lid and not to add more time. Next call the total just short of $1,000. He said that he had forgotten to factor in his labor which is $105 per hour. I couldn't believe it. I still can't believe it. He totally ignored my urgent requests. I'll pay the bill but it won't happen a second time. Just be careful when you take your boat in.

I got a really good deal on a 1993 Bayliner. Every shop in town suggested Sportsman's. They were…read moreable to diagnose the many issues and make the necessary repairs. I gave them a budget that I could live with and they came in on budget. If you have an older boat, there are always issues that will come up. Without doing a proper diagnosis, it's hard to get an upfront estimate.

This lake is used for recreational and outdoor activities. Chickamauga Lake is a reservoir in the…read moreTennessee River. It was created when the Chickamauga Dam, as part of the Tennessee Valley Authority, was completed in 1940. The lake meanders from Watts Bar Dam to Chickamauga Dam. The lake is 58.9 miles long. It borders Rhea County, Meigs County, and Hamilton County with 810 miles of shoreline. Two bridges cross the lake. One is at State Highway 60 and the other is at Highway 30. It was named after the Chickamauga Cherokee who used to live in the area. I don't fish; I just observe fishermen who are on the docks. Sometimes they like to chat about what they've caught, especially when it's striped bass.

Awesome place with plenty of bait fish and makes fish very active! Bass like crazy and crappie!read more

I have been doing business with Boats and Motors of Dalton for many years now! I've known the…read morecurrent owner, Marty Brown, for many years and feel he is the best thing to happen to Boats and Motors of Dalton. I feel the he goes above and beyond to make the customer's experience the best experience when purchasing from his business. I met Chuck shortly before doing business with Boats and Motors of Dalton and strongly feel his knowledge of the many different types of boats and motors makes the service department the best in the area. Amy's seems to have the right personality to work along side Marty and Chuck, and together they make a good team to assist any customer with their boating or fishing needs. Least to mention that Marty and Chuck are also avid outdoor enthusiasts and share much of their experience with any customer whom may ask!

The staff at Boats and Motors went above and beyond to help me with my Yamaha outboard. They also…read morehave quite a bit of tackle and nice clothing in the store. Will definitely be coming back!

Awesome company David was very helpful helping me pick out…read morethe right color for my cover gave me several samples to bring home from the time they came and patterned the to install so short . The guys on the install did Awesome job. Thank you

From the owner: David has been self-employed and in business since 1979. Former chair National Guild of Master…read moreUpholsterers. Expanded in 2017 to Boat Canvas Fabrication. CLC&U has a deep pool of resources including Metal Bending- Neil is our man of Steel and our Lead Canvas Fabricator. Bob Wilcox who has designed upholstery for SeaRay in his 30+ years experience. Laken Rowland, our apprentice. Now applying her experience in auto upholstery and tailoring to pick up where Bob had to leave off when he was recently disabled. Laken is infinitely worth training! We were gathered together as A New Look Canvas & Upholstery by Pete Luedtke, a Boat Canvas and Upholstery enthusiast, whose hobby outgrew his time allotment. I have been there with him since 2021. Pete and Bob are both missed but are still valued consultants David Youngdahl, owner Chickamauga Lake Canvas and Upholstery, LLC PS For some reason NAISC business classifications don’t include Marine Upholstery, Boat Covers, Boat Canvas or Isinglass Boat enclosures as a standard item. Instead, they say Automotive Upholstery, Boats. To be clear, we do not do cars. Our hands are full with work from Boatowner’s and Marinas on Chickamauga Lake.

ou have a lot of money and buy the most expensive equipment, then Whitecycle and Marine is probably…read morefor you. For those of us who has older equipment and just want to get things running again they are not the people I had old DS 450 that was in dire need of some tender, loving care, my friend who is the training manager for bombardier recommended that I contact them but what a mistake $1500 later and a lot of rude comments and very unhelpful staff I get the DS back in a very bad state not running handle grips stolen the coolant, cap gone, and everything is in disrepair or loose or unattached. Take a look for yourself at the pictures and see if this is the kind of people you want to deal with. The last time I saw my 4 wheeler it was running and you were going to see if the other motor was a possibility. NOW I RECEIVE IT IN A STATE OF DISREPAIR AFTER WAITING MONTHS TO HEAR BACK FROM YOU. I have reported you to the better business bureau of Chattanooga as well. The word Thieves come to mind!

Not a happy camper right now. Just hung up the phone from the service Dept talking to Scott. Very…read morerude and non caring about my wife's sport bike carb issue. I explained to him the man that worked on it had passed away but he didn't care. He said her bike is a 2004 and they don't work on bikes older then 2009. I asked if he could suggest anyone and he said no and when I was about to ask another question he hung up the phone. They have definitely lost our future business. I'll pass them up and go to Georgia instead.