Reviews: Euchee Marina & Campground

Reviewed by: William Mcnutt , Excellent Seas, on Jun 23, 2024
Vessel Type: Sail
LOA: 43'
Draft: 5.5'

Rating: 3

Euchee Marina

The Euchee Marina offers the basics: water, power, and enough lake/river under your keel to get to them. They also have a ship's store with the usual snacks and random boat parts, none of which will fit your particular needs. The bathrooms are clean and the staff is friendly.
They do offer one amenity I've never seen in a marina before: an on-site brewery. Actually, I don't know that the brewery is ON SITE per se, but the on-site restaurant offers their own brews. Be aware, though, that the Grill and Brewhouse is seasonal, so winter passage makers are advised to bring their own beer.

Ten Mile isn't so much of a town as it is an unincorporated bunch of summer homes, so resources outside of the marina is limited. Don't expect to re-provision here.

The closest traveling diesel mechanic I could find was in north Alabama.

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Reviewed by: Edward Kerstein on Jul 8, 2021
Vessel Type: Power
LOA: 56'
Draft: 4.9'

Rating: 2

Stayed for one night on Wednesday, July 6,2021 and would not stay again. The docks were very old and dirty and full of spider webs. The restaurant was closed and when we asked if internet was available the response was no, this is Ten Mile. Stay up a the river a little bit at Blue Springs: Lower price per night, free internet, much nicer, and great restaurant. We enjoyed 2 nights there days before stopping here.

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Reviewed by: Capt. Jeff Gephart on Jun 22, 2021
Vessel Type: Power
LOA: 80'
Draft: 3.5'

Rating: 4

During a delivery last week, I stopped overnight and fueled up. Everyone, there was accommodating. The marina only has gas, and depending on where on the transient dock you tie up, you may not have power. Please make sure you tell marina staff you need power when you make reservations. They have a restaurant, a bathhouse, and an outside bar by the dock. The transient fee was very reasonable at, I think, $1/foot. Gas $$ is in line with other places on the river. Easy to get into just off the channel and a good halfway point between Ft. Loudoun Lake and Chattanooga. . It was my first time stopping there because I usually need diesel which they don't have. If you are looking for an excellent place to stop, you don't need diesel, I would recommend it.

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