The Navajo Lake Marina

About the marina

The Navajo Lake Marina has 190 covered slips and 40 exposed slips. Rental buoys are also available as well as a complete grocery and fishing tackle store. Rental equipment including house boats, wave runners, ski boats and paddle boats are available too. Be sure to stop by the "Galley Grill" for a great hamburger and fries.

Facilities

* The Marina hosts one of the few, if not the only, on the water restaurant in the four state region: "Navajo Grill"
* The Marina Store, also located on the water, is well stocked with all the sundry items you may forget, as well as a good selection of liquor and ice cold beer.
* We also have a four pump gas dock where we sell only the finest premium gas.

Others

Navajo Dam is one of the largest earthen dams in the world. The dam, built in the late 60's at the juncture of the San Juan River, Pine River and Frances Creek, created Navajo Lake, which is 35 miles long with over 250 miles of shore line. The lake offers the best in recreation for the boater, fisherman, or water-skier. For those who just want to relax, there are many remote coves for camping as well as full campsites provided by the Park Service.

Location

The Navajo Lake Marina is located 45 miles north east of Farmington, NM and 50 miles south east of Durango CO.