Fantastic location on an island in the Mississippi River. Great people, helpful service Staff and…read moregood selections across multiple locations for a large variety of boats and accessories. The Dubuque store offers additional amenities to customers with 240+ boat slips and 70+ On site RV lots with a club room and storm shelter, swimming pool and special events for residents. Overall a nice atmosphere excepting a few bad apples in RV Park whose lack of respect for rule of law and culture is a negative.

I was in the process of selling my boat and ask them to look at a couple of problems - they did not…read moredo one bit of work before I sold it and charged me for a service call. I tried to negotiate (maybe 1/2 of a service call) since my boat was there less than 24 hours - they will not even talk to me??? Weird!!! Terrible - Do not use this place!!!!!

Jeff and his staff are amazing. They went above and beyond fixing our boat motor and ensured we…read morewere happy. We will never again use another marina and there are several that are much closer. Jeff is very responsive and is willing to take the time to explain everything. We also use them to store our boat...they have great prices! Kudos for a job well done!!!

Careless Careless Careless. Took my boat M&M Marine to be sold on consignment. I asked Jeff if…read morethe boat could be stored inside as I did not own a cover. Jeff said that "he would see what he could do" and mentioned that he had an old cover if it did have to sit outside. I called every 3 weeks to check on activity. After almost 3 months of no luck we agreed that I would come get the boat and try to sell it in a different area. When I arrived I learned that the boat had been sitting next to a grain bin with no cover on it. The brand new interior was filthy. Under the seats there was standing water and grain bin filth. My new life vests were covered in black mildew. Then I collected my paperwork and learned that my spare ignition key, my glove box key, and my surge brake lockout insert had been lost. Then upon hooking the boat to my truck I learned that the brake breakaway cable had been drug. The hook apparently caught on something and was straightened and when this happened it pulled the breakaway cable out of the housing in the wrong direction and tore the sheath from it. Jared was polite but pretty much shrugged it all off. I questioned the fellow in the shop and his response was "I'm not going to stand here an argue with you" and walked in to the shop. I scrubbed my brand new interior over and over again and got it back to a 9 out of 10 condition. Thanks a lot M&M.

My family recently rented a houseboat (The Mississippi Pearl) and we all had the time of our lives…read more The kids loved the water slide and my wife loved not having to leave any of the comforts of home even as we are floating down the Mississippi. Great experience!

My review of Mid River Marine, North Liberty, Ia - Never EVER EVER EVER have them work on your boat…read moreor keep your boat there! I hit a log underneath the water and it broke my prop. I asked them to take a look and replace the prop, Rick (so-called manager) quoted $75 to do that. They ordered the parts and the parts company sent them the incorrect hub kit. Guess what, more labor they want to charge ME because they had to turn the boat around again and found out it was the incorrect part! They said "Well it's not our fault". Then charge the parts company, not ME! It's not my fault either! They finally installed the prop, spun it, and it was hitting the housing, the prop shaft was bent. They wrote up the estimate "Estimate to repair damaged lower unit and prop" 2.3 hrs! No reason it should take that long to write up a repair estimate if you know anything about the motor you are working on. Yes, it also included pulling the boat out of the water. Their total estimate to repair my lower unit was $3517.81. The insurance company only valued my motor at $2500. Trying to figure out ways to get the costs down I asked Rick what if the labor doesn't take as long, can you charge me less. He refused said they will charge what they quoted! After doing more research I found I could buy the parts I needed for the re-build $900 cheaper than they were charging me (about an 80% mark-up)!! I bought the parts on-line told Rick I would bring them in and they refused to use them (it's against their policy, with an 80% mark-up on parts I guess I would make it against my policy too). I spoke with 4 different marinas that handle Johnson motors and they quoted a maximum of 4 hours to tear apart and rebuild the lower unit. MidRiver Marine quoted 8.19 hrs. We decided to get our boat out of there and settle up with them and they are telling me my bill is around $1000.00!!!! My labor cost for the whole job, complete lower unit rebuild was $1111.94. Tell me I'm not royally getting ripped off!! I offered to settle for labor to complete the estimate and 2 hours for tearing apart the lower unit (which those hours have been backed up by other marinas) for a total of $368 and he said that wouldn't even come close. I told him I was going to report him to the Better Business Bureau and get an attorney. He said "They will get their money one way or another (wonder what that means), do what I have to do" and hung up on me! (ha, ha, ha, great customer service) All the other marina's I talked to laugh and said we are being taken advantage of. Do yourself a favor if you don't have extra money to be padding THEIR pockets find somewhere else to take your boat!!

They were very helpful. Bought a boat and hoist and slip…read more Friendly, knowledgeable people

We rented a pontoon boat here as we stayed in Coralville for 2 nights on our way home from Lake…read moreMichigan. They were very friendly, made our rental very easy and it was very affordable.

This place is absolutely incredible. I love coming here whenever I'm in the area. They have…read moreeverything you might have forgotten for your trip out on the water. They have Clinton Marina gear, represent with the tank tops, shirts, sweatshirts, towels, and so much more! The entrance is next to the Candlelight Inn entrance, all of the windows downstairs look into the store. The workers are all very friendly, and the manager Jean makes you laugh and feel like you're welcome there. I always see her working nonstop and I swear she's always there when I stop in! There are plenty of slips both reserved and temporary, there are covered slips a little further in. The docks seem secure. It's the perfect place to fill up your boat and head up to the Marina to pick up some goodies. Fellow boaters are always friendly and have great stories to tell. Sometimes it's nice to go there and hang out under the stairs looking at the beautiful Mississippi. Highly recommend the Clinton Marina!