About Lake Granbury Marina

It is early 2009. Lake Granbury angler John Meche is about three months away from catching a Lake Granbury record 1.88-pound goldfish on crappie nibbles. Willie Nelson has just completed a touring year with two dozen shows in Texas this year, including a stop at Billy Bob’s Texas in Fort Worth.

In Lake Granbury, a different kind of history is made.

Lake Granbury Marina is open for business.

For the past seventeen years, we have been a shoreline landmark of North Texas. Families come out of Fort Worth to ride out in our pontoon boats. College students come from Dallas to rent a tritoon and tubes and float the lake. Some come for the hot food and cold beer.

When it comes down to it, the “why you’re here” isn’t the most important thing. You’re all welcome.

The team at Lake Granbury Marina work together to foster this warm environment, and we were recognized for our service by the Marina Association of Texas with 2025 Small Marina of the Year award honors. Whether you find yourself feeding fat carp with French fries from the heated patio or hurrying down the dock with your new inflatable paddleboard, you’ll find a common vibe here.

Lake Granbury Marina’s bright cove is a foundation of the Lake Granbury community.

We are a tight family-run environment contrasted by a sprawling array of options for your visit.

Lake Granbury Marina is home to Stumpy’s Lakeside Grill, the Sweet Shack, Stumpy’s Closet, and tube and boat rentals.

Should you have questions about any aspect of Lake Granbury Marina, please don’t hesitate to give us a call.