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Book online or by phone. Pick your boat and the water toys you want.

Percy Priest Lake, minutes from downtown Nashville, ready when you are.
Tap any boat for photos, specs and video.
Surf boats
Double deckers
Luxury tritoons
Sport boatsYou choose your fleet, your group and your days. Total cost averages about a third of boat ownership. A dock tour gets you exact pricing for Nashville.
Real Google reviews from Nashville members
“Becoming a boat club member has been the best investment I've made since moving to Nashville. … Not only is the staff here so helpful, responsive, and super friendly, but they also take time to make sure members feel comfortable driving the boats and offer help whenever needed.”
“I was looking at buying a boat when a buddy of mine, who was a member told me about the club. At first I was skeptical about joining because I was concerned about how much the club would invest in the fleet and what standards they would implement in boat upkeep. I was sure they would keep the boats till they were old and run down but that has been far from the reality.”
“We have always wanted to own a boat, but this makes it doable and affordable for us and removes all the obstacles. It's never difficult to get a reservation and the staff is always so friendly and helpful to make it a wonderful experience.”
“This comes at a premium price but totally worth all the convenience, beautiful boats on multiple lakes and fantastic staff.”
“The Boat Club has been an awesome experience. … One day we wakeboard. The next time out we cruise on a TriToon.”
Elm Hill Marina3361 Bell Road, Nashville, TN 37214For tours or guest excursions, park at Elm Hill Marina, 3361 Bell Road, Nashville, and come into the Nautical Boat Club office. Our staff will help you with your belongings. Call (615) 232-9100 if you need help finding us.
Tap Book a dock tour at the bottom of this page to pick a day and time, or text or call (615) 232-9100. Tours are held at our docks at Elm Hill Marina.
You meet the Nashville team, walk the docks and step aboard the Percy Priest Lake fleet. We cover how reservations work, what training includes and which membership fits how you boat, and you leave with exact pricing. Tours are free.
Pricing depends on the boats and membership level you choose. Across our clubs, memberships start with a one-time initiation in the low thousands and monthly dues in the hundreds. A dock tour gets you exact numbers for Nashville. More in the 2026 membership cost guide.
Members pay a one-time initiation fee and monthly dues for unlimited access to our fleet on Percy Priest Lake. We handle cleaning, maintenance, storage and insurance, and watersports equipment is included.
The fleet, the slip, cleaning, maintenance, insurance, life jackets and water toys. Members pay for the fuel they use.
33 boats: 10 surf & wake, 21 pontoons, 2 sport & deck. Gold members boat the Gold fleet; Platinum members get the full fleet, including the premium boats.
Members reserve online through the reservation portal, weeks ahead or the same day. Over 97% of reservation requests are fulfilled, and a confirmed reservation is guaranteed.
No. Training is unlimited and included at no extra cost, from a boat safety course to one-on-one instruction on the water. The team stays with you until you feel fully confident.
Yes. Bring as many guests as your reserved boat can safely carry, with no guest fees. Family days are a big part of membership, and life jackets come loaded on every boat.
Yes. Members can boat at other Nautical Boat Club locations up to four times a year.
Year-round, Tuesday through Sunday, 7 AM until sunset. Closed Mondays.
Cruise to the J. Percy Priest Dam, Seven Points and the wooded shore of Long Hunter State Park.
A peaceful day spent angling for largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass, crappie and catfish.