Marina Events
Early Spring Update: Prepare for the 2025 Boating Season
As spring 2025 approaches, Chautauqua Marina is transitioning from winter services to prepare for the boating season. Visit our fully stocked showroom for all your boating essentials, accessories, and expert advice. Now is the perfect time to get your boats and gear ready. For assistance or to verify our current operating hours, please call us at 1-716-753-3913. If you miss us, leave a message or email us, and we'll respond promptly!
Let's gear up for a fantastic season on Chautauqua Lake!
June 2025: Celebrate National Great Outdoors Month at Chautauqua Marina
Ideally situated on its picturesque shores, celebrate National Great Outdoors Month with us through engaging activities like boating and fishing—recognized not only for their fun but also as top stress-relieving activities.
Why Choose Chautauqua Lake?
- Connect with Family: Family fishing trips offer a unique opportunity for all ages to bond and create lasting memories.
- De-stress: Boating is ranked among the top three activities for effective stress relief.
- Conservation Efforts: Your fishing licenses and boat registrations help fund the conservation of our precious aquatic environments.
Revel in the stunning natural beauty and tranquility of the lake, a treasured aspect of our local heritage, accessible for everyone to enjoy throughout the season. Disconnect from digital screens and enjoy the refreshing outdoor environment with family and friends.
Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy at Chautauqua Marina
On Saturday, August 16, 2025, from 10 AM to 2 PM, join us at Chautauqua Marina for the "Native Plant Buffer Bonanza." This event benefits the Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy and features educational lakeside buffer walks and a native plant sale. Located at 104 West Lake Road, Mayville, the event will proceed rain or shine and is open to the public free of charge..
Come and explore a wide selection of native plants, often hard to find, and seize this fantastic opportunity to enrich your garden while supporting local conservation efforts. By choosing native plants, you contribute to vital habitats for monarch butterflies, bees, and other pollinators, improve the health of our watersheds, and help reduce stormwater runoff.
More details about this fundraiser for the Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy will be provided closer to the event date. Stay tuned!