Hours of Operation Summer
9:00 am - 8:00 pm Tuesday-Thursday
9:00 am - 9:00 pm Friday-Sunday
Fall & Winter
(Late Oct - Mid March)
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
closed on Monday's
Spring (Mid March - Memorial day)
9:00 am - 6:30 pm
closed on Monday's
Fuel dock hours vary based on weather
Closed on Mondays
Welcome
to
Lake Murray Marina & Yacht
Club.
Nestled away in the north-east corner of Lake Murray in beautiful Ballentine,
South Carolina. Whether you desire fishing, recreational boating, or simply a
relaxing weekend getaway, our goal is that we provide you with the gateway to
these luxuries and more.
Family Fun is the password needed as you enter the Marina
and make your short drive to the waterfront. Our dockhands will be awaiting
your arrival to assist you with any needs you may have. Customer Service is
our middle name, and our staff is trained to provide you with a safe and
enjoyable experience each and every time you visit.
Located
only Minutes from Downtown Columbia, Major Shopping, Nationally Acclaimed
Riverbanks Zoo, Airport and major interstates.
Facility
Highlights
Lake Murray
Marina Ship's Store has ice, beverages, snacks & boating supplies
4 state of the
art floating open docks & 1 Covered Dock
Metered
electric, running water and cable TV access at each slip
Dock box rentals
available
Free Sea Tow
Membership
Well lit parking
lot and lighted walkways on docks
Reserved park
Spaces (limited to availability)
Friendly family
atmosphere
Fuel dock is
open year round and specially designed for all size vessels
waste pump-out
facilities with easy access to our fuel dock at no charge to members
Marina grade fuel- Valvtect
2 launch ramps
with free launching to members
24 Hour Security
Surveillance & New Community Watch Program
Public restrooms, private shower and laundry facilities
Overnight
transient dockage available for visitors
Pontoon rentals
available nearby
Minutes from
Grocery Store, Restaurants, Post Office, Hardware Store and Pharmacy
DNR & Richland County Boat patrol Sub-Station for
added security
lake Murray
marina has one of the most beautiful sunsets on the lake
Dockside Bar
& Grill open year-round
"Charge to
account" capabilities at fuel dock & ship store
Dock carts
available
Friendly,
courteous and well trained staff that walks the docks daily - we pride
ourselves in providing the best customer service on lake Murray!
Multiple member
events like picnics and holiday parties
History
of Lake Murray
Lake
Murray, named in honor of chief engineer William S. Murray, was completed
in 1930 and is owned by SCE&G. It covers approximately 78 square miles
of land and provides electricity for South Carolina's entire Midlands
region. Originally inhabited by the Catawba and Cherokee Indians, the area
that is now Lake Murray was eventually settled by European immigrants,
primarily of Dutch and German origin. In order to build Lake Murray, the
Lexington Water Power Company (SCE&G's predecessor) relocated 5000
citizens and removed three churches, six schools, and 2000 graves. The
Saluda Dam, which was once the largest earthen dam in the world, is
1 miles wide and 208 feet high.
Moorage
License Highlights
Annual leases only
You are required to provide proof of insurance
& updated registration to the marina office
No Swimming in the marina basin
Please do not attach any objects to dock-no
grills on dock
Please pump out! DO NOT dispense waste water
into Lake Murray
Ni in-slip fueling
Keep Lake Murray clean and beautiful!
Pets welcome, but they must remain on a leash
and please clean after them!
Lake
Murray, named in honor of chief engineer William S. Murray, was completed
in 1930 and is owned by SCE&G. It covers approximately 78 square miles
of land and provides electricity for South Carolina's entire Midlands
region. Originally inhabited by the Catawba and Cherokee Indians, the area
that is now Lake Murray was eventually settled by European immigrants,
primarily of Dutch and German origin. In order to build Lake Murray, the
Lexington Water Power Company (SCE&G's predecessor) relocated 5000
citizens and removed three churches, six schools, and 2000 graves. The
Saluda Dam, which was once the largest earthen dam in the world, is
1 miles wide and 208 feet high.
