Long Island Marina

Quiet off-channel Kingston marina with gas, slips, a ramp, and The Perch restaurant.

Long Island Marina is a quiet, off-channel marina at Tennessee River Mile 571.5, just below the Kingston confluence. 100% gas, covered slips, a launch ramp (fee), small store, and The Perch restaurant. It's the easiest jumping-off point for Kingston-area boating without the city-park crowds.

Heads up This page is aggregated from public sources: the marina's own website, tourism listings, and cruiser directories. Things that change often (hours, fuel availability, transient slip space, restaurant schedule) can be wrong here. Always call to verify if it matters, especially if you're running low on fuel, depending on a transient slip, or planning around restaurant hours.

At a glance

Address	1060 Paint Rock Ferry Rd, Kingston, TN 37763 · Open in Google Maps
Phone	(865) 376-6288
Region	kingston
River mile	571.5
Coordinates	35.83514, -84.49289
Website	https://www.longislandmarinatn.com/

What's here

Fuel: available on site.
Pumpout: available.
Restaurant: on site (hours vary by season).
Transient: visiting boats accepted (call ahead on busy weekends).
Boat ramp: on-site (fee).

Docking and approach

Approach is straightforward off the main channel into Smith Creek at river mile 571.5. Floating docks with limited transient space. Quiet basin most of the time; it's not the social-energy choice. Don't count on walk-up transient slips on peak weekends; call ahead. Strong wind protection from most directions inside the cove.

If you haven't been to this part of the lake before, the marinas overview explains the trade-offs (approach, docking, traffic, wait time, wind exposure) in plain language so you can match a marina to what you're actually trying to do.

Sources

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