This is a high end sports boat dealer located in Cincinnati, OH. They also carry a full line of…read moreaccessory's, they repair boats and they can store boats. We're thinking about buying another boat to play on for the summer so we stopped in. They have a great selection and took plenty of time to take us through the types and styles that they have. One caveat here, these are expensive boats. Everything we saw, no matter the year, looked like new.

Sea Ray of Cincinnati is amazing. They helped me source the right boat for the right use . They…read morewalking me through everything I needed to think through. They spent the time to find a great used boat at an incredible value. They made sure the boat was of quality and in great shape. They finished the job by hooking me up with a quality hauler. Every detail handled with fabulous communication and detail. Best boat buying experience I have ever had. Do yourself a favor and call Sea Ray of Cincinnati.

This review is primarily for the registration of a boat. More specifically a kayak. The Ohio…read moreDivision of State Parks and Watercrafts lists Sea Ray as a local registration office. They recommend contacting any listed registration office prior to arrival to determine if they are still registering watercrafts; especially in the Fall. (The office may be out of registration tags.) I called Sea Ray. The person who answered the phone was able to tell me everything I would need to register a kayak. A handful of small boat tags were still available, at the time of my visit. If visiting Sea Ray to exclusively register a boat, make sure to walk straight to the service desk. There they will be able to help with registration. A sign on the front door (September 2019,) reads that there are no boat registrations on Saturdays. Registration is simple. I provided the employee with the needed documentation, and they did the rest. There is a $3 charge for using a credit or debit card. This $3 charge is allowed by the state. If registering at a state agency, they will also charge the fee. If looking for a motorized boat, the showroom at Sea Ray is clean. Step stools are throughout the showroom, making it easier for customers to board the vessels. There were sale signs on many of the boats, granted my visit was at the end of the season. There is also a board with ads for used boats for sale. Near the door are various pamphlets about local waterways, and boat safety. Several pamphlets are geared towards children. If you and your children are new to boating, I highly suggest stopping here to pick up some of the pamphlets. The information is free.

My husband and I have only had to have work done on our boat once, thankfully, but were pleased…read morewith the results from Rick's. I can't remember the mechanic we spoke with, but he seemed to really know his stuff. Regardless our boat went from a sputter to a purr and we haven't had issues since and it's been several years. The location is also super convenient for us, given that it's near the Hidden Cove Marina on the Ohio River.

Strong word of advice....I would highly suggest doing business here.At first the owner seemed…read moregenuinely professional ad helpful. Prices seemed a bit high but now days everything is but if you are getting good service one can expect that. He made suggestions to work I needed done and even offered a discount for winter work to help keep his guys busy. Long story short he had my boat all winter, almost all summer and when it was finally finished tried to charge more than the set agreed price for less work. He got violent when I questioned this yelling and cussing and throwing papers in front of my 6 and 8 years old grandchildren. After all this I had issues with repairs which he charged me more for and then today had someone else call and inform me that he would not winterize my boat....probably because he had told me he would do any winter issues for half due to all of the delays. Plus he was still supposed to finish painting and change outdrive oil to check on his other work because he was worried about the problems he had. I'm talking thousands of dollars not just a couple hundred so I want others to be cautious.

Thank you to Ron Cummins, Brad Cummins and Wes Bonekemper for taking such good care of us on our…read moresecond boat purchase from Hern Marine. From start to finish, it was an easy process. Ron and Brad are always wonderful. Andy, who does finance, was also the best. We had so much fun shopping throughout the store and learning all about our new boat from Wes. All the employees at Hern Marine are friendly, knowledgeable and fun to deal with. Thank you!!!!

I have a 26 year old merc out board. Whenever I need parts Hern's staff always helps with advice…read moreon replacing complete units or just individual parts HUGE money saver as well as helpful advice on replacement.

Rivertown is now owned by Morningstar. So far they have done…read morea good job making the marina better... They have a new app that they are making everyone use to have your boat launched... I will be trying that out and updating this review...

New ownership and a fresh start makes Rivertowne Marina Cinci's best kept marina secret!…read more That's right, a new owner, with a lifetime of power boating enjoyment, is now at the helm of Rivertowne Marina. This is already an outstanding Ohio River marina offering valet service to get your boat in the water, along with great floating docks (some with slip covers) if you want a wet dock for all-season-long enjoyment. During boating season this marina ramps up it's staff to 10 people to help you take care of all your boating needs. During the winter, they offering indoor or outdoor storage and will gladly winter-proof your boat. Run aground in the Little Miami River? One of the best mechanics around is associated with Rivertowne Marina so whether your repair issues are great or small, this is your go-to full service marina. Improvements to the grounds and exterior maintanance are already underway. A new refreshment stand is planned too.

I could write a lot about Mariner's Landing, but, I'll keep it short…read more I have a boat that is being brokered by the Marina and after reading the other guy's review, I believe that he misunderstood the terms of the brokerage agreement or at least didn't understand them the way I do. There are no fees for storage during the summer when they are selling a boat for someone, but there are storage fees during the winter time when no one is looking for boats and/or the chances of actually selling one is almost nothing. Anyway, just my take on it. As far as the rest, I have a couple of boats and they have both received service at the marina and I have enjoyed my membership benefits, the wash bay, pool, picnic area and the burn pit are all the makings of a great experience

Love this place and the people who here are so helpful! Can't wait to checkout the pool this summer.read more

Current Watersports has gone above and beyond again to help our family enjoy our Mastercraft. We…read moredropped our boat off for an unscheduled service and the guys fixed it much faster than we expected. Thank you!

We have been storing our campers there for several years. And we have had work done on the campers…read morethere as well. We have been very pleased. We feel they are an honest, and extremely hard working group of people. I would highly recommend them.

We took our 18' trailer in to check why the trailer brakes kept giving a disconnect message on our…read moretruck, plus a leak in the black tank. Got it back and was told, "just don't drive with the black tank full." Which we would not, no brainer - just to the dump station. Took it down to Cumberland and got all set up for a day and realized the black tank was FULL to the point of up in the toilet. The company had put water in it to test it and not dumped it. And we had driven it there that way after being told not to drive it full. THEN realized it was still leaking. WHY give it back to us full and not mention it if you didn't want it driven full? Had to drive up the highway to find a Walmart and purchase a $200 portable holding tank to dump what was in there and get through the week. And all the way there and all the way back we had NO trailer brakes about half the time. Still not working. So $1000+ later, neither issue was fixed. Called the company with no resolution. More money to "take a look" again...