The marina is such a beautiful place to visit. One that allows you to find your Zen. This has…read morenothing to do with the other review here, they are speaking to the cabins that has an entrance that shares this road. I have no idea if that area is considered a part of this area. It has its own name, it has its own road, it has its own area. The marina is, well, a marina. Where people will dock their boats for the summer. But ultimately for us that don't own a boat, it is a place where you can come and unwind. Sit on a bench, takes in the breeze, and bask in the sun. Fishing seems to be a past time that can be done here. Make sure that you stay aware of the parking situation. There is a lot that is specific for vehicles with trailers. Most vehicles will head to the left parking lot. One thing to take notice of here, the breeze. It can easily turn into a gust and hamper your day. Restroom facilities on premise, it is unisex so you will have to wait your turn. Ample parking. Great views.

Fantastic experience. Werented a pontoon boat for the first time. Staff were very friendly and…read morehelpful. Special thanks to Avery and Troy for helping us get situated and allowing us to have a safe, relaxing time on the water.

Best marina in Pittsburgh. Laid back, cheap, easy access from Butler/Wash Blvd/28. Largest guard…read moredog around.

Good For The Mind ,Body, Soul, "Friendly DCNR,Corps Members…read moreAlways Friendly & informative"

I have been to the lake many times and never had a problem with anyone it has some of the best…read morefishing spots and when you get into them it's always a good time camping is really nice especially if you tent camp you can get electric and water so you can have everything you want or need

Great place for your Mercury boating needs. Needed some oil and a filter for my.pontoon boat, and…read morethey had it in-stock, and at a reasonable cost. Took a look around with a fellow that worked there that was friendly and helpful. They have pretty much anything you might need for boating and fun on the nearby lake ar Raystown. Will definately be stopping in again!

I am a first time boat owner. I stopped in here by accident looking for some clevis pins to secure…read moremy trailer safety chains on to my truck. The place up the street where I just bought the boat let me leave for a two hour drive back to Maryland with no trailer lights or safety chains connected or any basic advice on trailering the boat (like not being able to back up the trailer without a pin to lock the brake actuator- who knew?). The man who helped me at Shy Beaver knew. He was extremely nice and patient with me. He taught me a lot and I think he genuinely wanted to see me leave there safe. After getting my chains hooked up He even pieced my wiring together so it worked. He wouldn't even let me pay him. I really owe him more than I can write here. It turns out he was the Business Manager. Enzo Marin thank you very much for your help.

We rented the Islander Houseboat. Clean, comfortable and modern upgrades. Staff was exceptional to…read moreus! They loved our Aussie pup and treated her like a celebrity!

I rented a pontoon boat for the day and the experience was great! The staff was very helpful with…read moregetting the boat ready and got you out on the water very quickly! I highly recommend Seven Points if you are looking for a boat rental on Raystown Lake.

Shocking ! You won't believe yinz's are in Verona! 10.7 Marina has wonderful brick oven pizza,…read moregood beer and hard seltzer from local craft breweries and a killer view of the marina off of the Alleghney River ext to Oakmont. They also offer some amazing and talented live music and DJ's on the weekends and special nights! Check this relatively new beautiful bar out! You will think you were in Verona, Italy!!!* *well Verona, Italy with a black and yellow color fetish and Pittsburgh accent!

On a scale of documentaries to romance novels, 10.7 Marina is a delightful nonfiction moment…read more If you're not from the area, it can feel like you're in the middle of nowhere as you try to find the spot. But it's the perfect location to gather with a group of friends who want to come and go, open-house style. Pizza, drinks, and alcohol are offered via food truck. The space is scenic with a view of the water, and it's cozy as well with couches, chairs, and picnic tables. During cooler temps, firepits are an option. A parking lot is available, but parking can be found on side streets too.

Beware! I brought a new Bennington in for warrenty repair that was refused since I didn't buy it…read morethere. Unbelievable!

Absolutely terrible people to do business with! Had a deal for a boat trailer and the day before we…read moretravel to get the boat they say that the purchase order is no good and we are raising the price over $2000! DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THEM!!!

This place is more interesting in the fall/winter. And you all know why. At least the ones that…read morelive around the area. This place definitely draws a crowd around this time for a different reason than other seasons. So much so that when we were driving in, there were hoards of people near here which made for passing by to be a bit more difficult. With all the people parking along the road and on the bridge to walk down to this area. On our way back we decided to stop here and sneak a peak at what all those people were peeping on our way in. I understand why it was busier on a Sunday than midday on a Tuesday. See, this place, when the water is low, show the remnants of a town and the old bridge. It's not something you get to see each year, but when the conditions are right, you get to see it. Basically, when there is drought conditions, the water level drops enough for people to walk right out onto the old remnants and walk the part of the bridge that still remains. Usually, this is under fifty feet of water, but every so often you get a glimpse. When the water is this low you get to see the remnants of Somerfield (or Smythfield before the renaming), or at least the foundations to where buildings once stood. The town stood for over one hundred years before flood control came through and decided to build a dam which cause the demise of the town. Buildings were razed and the town flooded, bridge crossing included. The Great Crossings Bridge can be seen and if you are adventurous enough to attempt to walk on the old structure you may do so. The bridge itself has a storied past, completed the same year as the town was founded, part of the original National Road, and it was christened by the then President, James Monroe and his entire Cabinet. However, take it in while you can. When the Youghiogheny River starts to rise again, it will slip beneath the water until the next time it returns.

From the owner: Yough Lake Marina is located in the heart of the Laurel Highlands on the Youghiogheny River Lake…read more In operation since 1969, our 340 boat slip accommodations offer customers direct access to the lake throughout the season. Yough Lake Marina is conveniently located a half an hour from other popular Laurel Highlands attractions like, Nemacolin Woodlands, Ohiopyle State Park, and Falling Water. Youghiogheny River Lake, a 16 mile project of the US Army Corps of Engineers, is commonly referred to as “Yough Lake”. A popular visitor attraction, Yough Lake provides various outdoor recreation opportunities.

Wow. BLACK people do not buy or store here. Racist people and Austin takes the cake they have the…read moreworse service and Austin will laug in your face all family and they will get mad at you if you want to leave there boat motel or slips. Damaged my boat with fork lift and fish finder was loosen and sitting on the floor and cover post bent. I never really took the boat out and they tore it up

FYI. I am on my third boat currently 45' cruiser. Before 30' and 20' sea ray's (not purchased at…read morePrince William) Never Never Never. Terrible customer service in the parts department the woman There could not be more bossy and condescending. There was only one nice sales guy Walking up to the show room I heard staff yelling at the detailing and mechanic crew Then it all made sense after I see this eyesore of a boat with Trump wrapped on it. I am a Hispanic Businessman and I can say that I felt the racism from the moment I stepped in. I don't need political opinions this place will never see a penny of mine and I hope no one else

A true jewel of an outdoor spot for boating, camping, fishing and swimming. Raystown lake is…read morehuge...28 miles and over 120 miles of shoreline between Huntington and Saxton, Pa, not far from Altoona in central PA. Clean water - you can swim care free and eat the fish you catch. Public launches and two nice marinas. Lake Raystown resort is terrific for family fun, especially if you're a boat owner! This is a wonderful gem in PA for family fun! We've been coming for years...and love it!

Quiet, peaceful, friendly guest. I can't wait to bring my family and friends next summerread more