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Reasons to Rent a Boat Before You Purchase Your Very Own 

Summer is definitely upon us and that means rental boat season is in full swing here at Morningstar Marinas. Now, enjoying a day on the water is as easy as can be.  It’s typical that as the weather warms and pushes us towards that shiny, cool, and refreshing water, we start to wonder if we … Continued

Finding the Perfect Boat Storage Option 

There’s nothing quite like a day out on the open water, enjoying the sunshine and water in their very best forms. Kicking back and relaxing on your boat is one of the many joys of boat ownership — but it’s not all day cruises and open-water adventures. Owning a boat comes with its own set … Continued

Boat Camping Tips for Sleeping Aboard Your Watercraft 

Summer is finally here – and the season for boating and camping has finally begun! And for true outdoor enthusiasts, these warmer days also indicate it’s time to get the gear out in preparation for all of those exciting overnight boat camping activities. Summer is the nicest time to venture out on an overnight journey, … Continued

The Makings of a Great Transient Boating Destination 

It’s that time of year: time to venture out on the water, exploring all that the Intracoastal Waterway – or ICW – has to offer. Many boating enthusiasts are heading out into the open water for some much-needed nautical adventuring. Of course, any traveling mariner understands that a comprehensive boating plan is the most important … Continued

Rent a Boat and Explore Lake Wylie This Spring 

Meet Lake Wylie – a sprawling 13,400-acre reservoir nestled on the border of South Carolina and North Carolina whose backyard oasis offers endless opportunities for all outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you’re a seasoned captain or a first-time boater, this serene reservoir has a little something for everyone. Tucked away between Tega Cay, Rock Hill, and Fort … Continued

Your Guide to Making the Most of Your Day on Beautiful Lake Norman 

If you’ve ever had the privilege of visiting the Lake Norman area, you know there’s a whole lot to do both on and off the lake.  Referred to as the “Inland Sea” by locals, Lake Norman is the largest man-made lake in the state, covering more than 32,000 acres. Today, this 33.3-mile long lake has … Continued

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