Alabama Boating

Plenty of fun places to go boating in Alabama. Whether it's a family outing or just the guys going fishing or skiing, boating is fun for all. And there is boating in all corners of of the state. Whether you live in the northwest, northeast, southwest or southeast part of the state, chances there are plenty of opportunities to go boating nearby.

Boating in AL

Alabama is a boating paradise, get out in the great outdoors and enjoy it every chance you get. For further information about boating in Alabama, contact the Alabama Department of Public Safety - Boating Licenses located at 301 South Ripley Street, Montgomery, AL 36104. The phone number is 334 242-4371.

This website focuses on all aspects of boating including new and used boats for sale, boat rentals, repairs, accessories, storage and more.

Alabama locator map - boating opportunities.

For convenience, resources are listed first by area of the Alabama, then by proximity to cities, waterways, parks, campgrounds and other relative attractions in AL. Cities listed in this section include Athens, Burmingham, Cherokee, Decatur, Northport, Cedar Bluff, Gadsden, Guntersville, Huntsville, Woodville, Camden, Grand Bay, Mobile, Selma, Thomasville, Auburn, Dothan, Greenville, Montgomery and Ozark.

Resources are also identified nearby campgrounds including Bear Creek Lakes, Cherokee RV Park, Wheeler Lake Campgrounds, Ditto Landing, Monte Sano State Park, Swearengins Peak Campground, Chickasawbogue Park, Paul Grist State Park, Roland Cooper State Park, Bluff Creek Park Campground, Pecan Point RV Park and Sherling Lake Park.

Rivers & Lakes For Boating in AL

Alabama lakes with boating opportunities are listed within quadrants of Alabama include Bear Creek Reservoir, Cedar Reservoir, Pickwick Lake, Wheeler Lake, Wilson Lake, Guntersville Lake, Lake Neely Henry, Lake Wedowee, Lake Weiss, Wilson Lake, Aliceville Lake, Bear Bay, Bill Dannelly Reservoir, Coffeeville Lake, Lake Eufaula, Lake Harding, Lake Martin, Lay Lake, Sehoy Lake and Walter F. George Reservoir. Many of these lakes offer multiple boat launching facilities at various locations around the lake.

Alabama also affords some boating or canoeing on rivers like Black Warrior River, Tennessee River, Coosa River, Tallapoosa River, Alabama River, Escatawpa River, Chattahoochee River and Choctawhatchee River.

Boating opportunities in Alabama

Northwest AL Boating
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AL boating equipment and gear.

Throughout Alabama you can find boat dealers, outdoor centers, sporting good stores, bait and tackle stores, RV centers and discount stores offering a wide variety of boating equipment, accessories and supplies.

Go boating in Alabama

Gather up the family along with some snacks and refreshing beverages and go enjoy the thrill of fresh air in your face and the sun on your back. When boating you can see parts of Alabama accessible only by water. Often you'll see birds and wildlife not normally seen in city areas. Plus, sunrises and sunsets always seem more majestic when you are in the great outdoors.