Crownline’s 2020 Holiday Gift List
As the Holidays fast approach, we here at Crownline are thankful for the perseverance, determination and health of our customers and employees. We’re looking forward to 2021 and are optimistic about what the new year will bring. However, before 2021 begins, the time has come to pick up some gifts for your loved ones. We’ve comprised a
Crownline Thanksgiving 2020
Crownline Thanksgiving 2020 Like almost everything else, Thanksgiving is going to look a little different in 2020. Massive family celebrations have become a risk on top of being a welcome reunion with loved ones. Gathering indoors is now dangerous, especially with shared food, and older people are especially at risk to COVID-19. All in all, it’s a terrible
Crownline Vacation: Boating in Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor is one of those classic boating locations that seems to be ingrained in American culture. It’s an old school boating location that dates back to 1796 and is situated between Frenchman Bay and Acadia National Park. Perfect for your Crownline or Finseeker, you’ll love this idyllic coastal area. Bar Harbor seems to have it all: vintage Northeastern accents,
A Guide to Watersport Safety
A Guide to Watersport Safety Watersports have come a long way over the years. As boats get more powerful and technology continues to advance (just check out the Crownline Surf Series for proof), athletes can perform more and more impressive feats. Of course, these stunts can also become more dangerous if proper safety measures are not followed. Today,
Showcasing Crownline’s E285
Showcasing the Crownline E 285 The stunning Crownline E 285 is simply one of the most entertaining boats on the water today. Sophisticated styling, high-powered performance, deluxe comfort, and impressive amenities make this one of the best all-around boats at the marina. Let’s dive into what makes the E 285 such an outstanding vessel. Starting with the boat’s jaw-dropping design,
5 Best Cities to Watch Fourth of July Fireworks
The Best Cities to Celebrate the Fourth in Your Boat There won’t be nearly as many fireworks for Fourth of July celebrations this year, but there are still plenty of ways to safely enjoy some great cities and celebrate Independence Day on the water. Most of the larger fireworks shows are canceled in an effort to discourage large gatherings, but