Easy access for fishermen and recreational boaters
Whether you want to cruise around for the day or dock your boat for a week, Winona’s abundance of marinas and boat landings make it easy to enjoy the river.
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Levee Park >
Docking convenience
An afternoon on the river isn’t complete with a visit to Levee Park. Row your boat ashore where temporary dockage is available for fishermen and recreational boaters. Need to stretch your legs? Take a break from wakeboarding or casting for crappies and walk along the park path that leads into the heart of downtown Winona. -
Pla-Mor Campground & Marina >
The Little Smokies of Minnesota
Located just outside on Minnesota, along the scenic river highway, the Pla-Mor campground and marina provides RV and tent camping, boating, and plenty of space to roam. After exploring terrain reminiscent of the Great Smokey Mountains, take a dip in the swimming pool. -
Dick's Marine >
Full-service marina steps from downtown
Whether you’re looking for a place to dock, some engine service, or the supplies you need to get you on the river, Dick’s Marine is a stone’s throw from downtown by car, and right in the middle of the river by boat for easy access to its Latsch Island location. -
Minnesota City Boat club >
Pull your boat ashore
Summer is meant to be spent on the river, and the Minnesota City Boat Club wants to make that easy for you. Nestled in a small harbor just off the Winona Dike, the boat club offers live bait, gasoline, and sustenance to fisherman and boaters alike. The club also offers year-round docking privileges. -
Winona Marina >
Pull in for a spell
The Winona Marina, located on the Mississippi River’s main channel just east of downtown Winona, is a full-service marina that can meet all your boating needs, whether you want to dock for the day or the season. -
Upper McNally Landing >
Duck into the backwaters
Tucked against the Mississippi on Prairie Island Road, the Upper McNally Landing is a concrete-ramp boat landing that will launch you right into the beautiful backwaters of the Mississippi River. -
Verchota Landing >
An angler’s and bird watcher’s paradise
Tucked in the backwaters of Prairie Island Road, Verchota Landing is the doorway to 240,000 acres of lush Mississippi River floodplain. Home to Canvasback ducks, Tundra Swans, and more than 100 species of native fish, the landing offers a smooth concrete transition from land to water.
