EUCHEE

MARINA & RESORT

Welcome home to Euchee Marina, Resort and Campground. With unquestionably the best location on Watts Bar Lake, our first class marina accommodations, our professional staff, our newly renovated lodge, first class dining and our relaxed family-friendly environment, we are proud to introduce you to Watts Bar’s premier Marina.

Marina - 20 to 50 foot wet slips with 10 new mega size slips with accommodations for safe harbor from the Gulf's nasty storms and transient slips for Yacht club regattas (book yours now). See our new Webcam security (coming soon).

Campground - newly renovated Land Cabins and our exclusive New Floating cabins along with rustic campsites.

Recreation and Event Planning - campfires, outdoor movies, a new white sandy beach with a 92 foot waterslide and anew fleet of rental boats.

Lodge - newly renovated rooms offer beautiful views and accommodations for group retreats

Location - Escape the crowds and enjoy the best location on Watts Bar Lake

Special Packages - We are new owners with a new vision for service excellence and continuous upgrades, check out our special packages

The Euchee Mission

The entire Euchee team will continuously strive to enhance your fun, convenience and relaxation by providing you and your family with the very best in Marina accommodations.

Our customers place a premium on convenience and fun. At Euchee, we truly understand that its our customers that make us who we are, as new owners, you can be assured that meeting your needs and exceeding your expectations will always be our top goal.

Full Service Amenities include:

Fuel Dock
Marina store for Lake Groceries and marine supplies
New bathhouse with Showers and Laundry
Full service Restaurant and Bar
Newly renovated Hotel rooms
Catering services and accommodations for Weddings, Church retreats, family reunions and small corporate outings

Eu·chee (you' chē)
n., pl. Euchi or Euchees

1. A Native American people formerly inhabiting northern Georgia and eastern Tennessee, politically included in the Creek confederacy since the 19th century.
2. A member of this people.
3. The language of the Yuchi.