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Slide from the top deck into Percy Priest Lake, join the floating crowd in Party Cove, and let a local master captain steer your three‑hour boat bash. This 30ft double‑decker pontoon holds up to 22 and includes slides, a lily pad, tubing, and a premium sound system.
Slide from the top deck into Percy Priest Lake, join the floating crowd in Party Cove, and let a local master captain steer your three‑hour boat bash. This 30ft double‑decker pontoon holds up to 22 and includes slides, a lily pad, tubing, and a premium sound system.
The engine hums, the stereo pulses, and the lake ahead opens like a wide, sun-bright street. You push off from Nashville Shores Marina and Percy Priest Lake immediately takes over—rolling limestone bluffs to the south, boat wakes trimming the shoreline, and Party Cove looming where dozens of pontoons trade stories and playlists.
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Operated by Rowdy Boats · Hermitage, Tennessee
The engine hums, the stereo pulses, and the lake ahead opens like a wide, sun-bright street. You push off from Nashville Shores Marina and Percy Priest Lake immediately takes over—rolling limestone bluffs to the south, boat wakes trimming the shoreline, and Party Cove looming where dozens of pontoons trade stories and playlists.
Percy Priest is a TVA reservoir formed behind J. Percy Priest Dam in the 1960s, built on the Stones River corridor where cherty limestone and clay soils shape shallow coves and broad flats. The lake’s geology makes long, sheltered arms perfect for anchored social scenes; its proximity to Nashville means live music and a lively boating culture spill onto the water every weekend.
This isn’t a quiet ecology tour—this is a full-on social ride. The 30ft double-decker pontoon carries up to 22 people, offers three slides off the top deck, a 5x10ft inflatable lily pad, a 4-person tubing raft, and a premium sound system. Captains who grew up on the lake guide routes to the cove and back, balancing safety with the best spots to join the crowd.
Practicalities matter: parking at the marina is limited to the designated green lot behind Papa Turney’s (towing is enforced), and the operator runs strict age and ID checks. Bring a refillable water bottle, waterproof sunscreen, quick-dry shoes, and a small dry bag for phones. Expect 3 hours on the water and plan arrival 15–30 minutes early for boarding and orientation.
If you want an energetic, music-forward chapter of Nashville on water—this charter delivers a social, sun‑driven day with local captains who know the shortcuts, hazards, and best places to slide into cool lake water.
The boat seats up to 22 passengers; a single reservation reserves the whole vessel for your private group.
BYOB is allowed per the operator’s inclusions—use coolers provided, follow local open container laws, and avoid glass containers.
Yes—USCG‑approved lifejackets and the captain’s safety briefing are provided; children should wear lifejackets when required by the captain.
This operator’s policy lists all sales final; captains use local conditions to make go/no‑go decisions, so confirm weather guidance before booking.
Rowdy Boats operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine hums, the stereo pulses, and the lake ahead opens like a wide, sun-bright street. You push off from Nashville Shores Marina and Percy Priest Lake immediately takes over—rolling limestone bluffs to the south, boat wakes trimming the shoreline, and Party Cove looming where dozens of pontoons trade stories and playlists.
The engine hums, the stereo pulses, and the lake ahead opens like a wide, sun-bright street. You push off from Nashville Shores Marina and Percy Priest Lake immediately takes over—rolling limestone bluffs to the south, boat wakes trimming the shoreline, and Party Cove looming where dozens of pontoons trade stories and playlists.
Percy Priest is a TVA reservoir formed behind J. Percy Priest Dam in the 1960s, built on the Stones River corridor where cherty limestone and clay soils shape shallow coves and broad flats. The lake’s geology makes long, sheltered arms perfect for anchored social scenes; its proximity to Nashville means live music and a lively boating culture spill onto the water every weekend.
This isn’t a quiet ecology tour—this is a full-on social ride. The 30ft double-decker pontoon carries up to 22 people, offers three slides off the top deck, a 5x10ft inflatable lily pad, a 4-person tubing raft, and a premium sound system. Captains who grew up on the lake guide routes to the cove and back, balancing safety with the best spots to join the crowd.
Practicalities matter: parking at the marina is limited to the designated green lot behind Papa Turney’s (towing is enforced), and the operator runs strict age and ID checks. Bring a refillable water bottle, waterproof sunscreen, quick-dry shoes, and a small dry bag for phones. Expect 3 hours on the water and plan arrival 15–30 minutes early for boarding and orientation.
If you want an energetic, music-forward chapter of Nashville on water—this charter delivers a social, sun‑driven day with local captains who know the shortcuts, hazards, and best places to slide into cool lake water.