Freedom Boat Club of Tennessee Expands to Fort Loudon Marina, Now Servicing Tellico Lake

Photo of the sunrise above Fort Loudon Marina! Sent by a member, Chris. Thank you.

Lenoir City, TN – May 4, 2025 — Freedom Boat Club of Tennessee is proud to announce the opening of its newest location at Fort Loudon Marina, bringing hassle-free boating to Tellico Lake for the first time. This marks the club’s 12th location across the state and its eighth lake served, reinforcing Freedom Boat Club’s commitment to making boating more accessible and enjoyable throughout Tennessee.

“Tellico Lake is one of the most scenic and sought-after waterways in East Tennessee, and we’re excited to now offer our members direct access from Fort Loudon Marina,” said Mariah Lawrence, COO of Freedom Boat Club of Tennessee. “This expansion allows us to offer yet another beautiful lake to our members and extend our service to more communities across the region.”

In addition to premium boating access, members at this location can enjoy Fort Loudon Marina’s amenities and the nearby Lenoir City Park, making it a perfect spot for family outings, picnics, and lakeside fun before or after a day on the water.

The Fort Loudon Marina location will offer members access to a top-of-the-line fleet of boats, unlimited training, and use of Freedom Boat Club’s easy-to-use reservation system. Members can now enjoy the beauty of Tellico Lake without the burdens of boat ownership—just reserve, show up, and go.

With this launch, Freedom Boat Club of Tennessee continues its rapid growth and statewide impact, serving members across 12 locations on the waters of Tims Ford, Percy Priest, Old Hickory, Center Hill, Watts Bar, Norris Lake, Fort Loudoun Lake, and now Tellico Lake.

For more information about membership or to schedule a tour, visit www.freedomboatclub.com.

About Freedom Boat Club of TennesseeFreedom Boat Club of Tennessee offers a hassle-free alternative to boat ownership with a fleet of 120+ boats and a growing network of locations. Members enjoy unlimited access to local lakes and reciprocal access to 400+ locations worldwide.