WELCOME TO KELSEY'S MARINA AND CHARLESTON LAKE!
ABOUT THE MARINA: Founded in 1967, Kelsey's is now a PLATINUM DEALER FOR EVINRUDE E-TEC ENGINES (BRP); SMOKERCRAFT BOATS/SYLVAN PONTOONS (with RPT performance!), SUNCHASER PONTOONS & STARCRAFT (glass) BOATS. Offering from small utilities to fishing boats, fish-n-ski, bowriders, deckboats and 18'-26' pontoons. Please see our sales pages for more information.
Situated at the north end of Charleston Lake, in Charleston Village, Kelsey's Marina is centrally located, about 5 miles from Athens; 25 minutes from Brockville and just a bit over an hour from both Kingston and Ottawa. (see area map)
Charleston Lake Canada Day Fireworks and Poker Run (first weekend in July), Farmersville Exhibition & Steam Fair in July and Cornfest in August are examples of the local get-togethers offered in the area. Dockside Restaurant is located by the Charleston Village public main dock and boat launch, catering to both visitors and locals. Tasty breakfasts, lunches and dinners are served during the summer months, topped-off by the BEST hand-dipped ice cream!
Kelsey's Marina, with Dwight Kelsey as same founder/owner since 1967, offers a wide variety of marine sales and service. Offering both inboards and outboard models from small utility boats to fishing boats, fish-n-ski, bowriders, deck boats and pontoons, Kelsey's is proud of our top-notch, factory trained technicians, equaling over 100 years of experience.
Kelsey's Marina is the agent for a great selection of vacation cottages on the water. Cruise in your own boat or rent one from our rental fleet while you visit our beautiful lake.
We also have boat trailers and welcome your slightly-used consignments!
ABOUT THE AREA: Charleston Lake is located on the Frontenac Axis, a southerly extension of the Precambrian or Canadian Shield that extends from Algonquin Park in Ontario to the Adirondack Mountains of New York State. The Frontenac Axis is characterized by shallow till and rock ridges, and is noticeably different from surrounding lands to the east and west, known as limestone plain, that have a relatively flat topography. The Frontenac Axis area consists of an undulating landscape, with relatively bare rock knobs interspersed with channels filled with clay.
Situated at the north end of Charleston Lake, in Charleston Village, Kelsey's Marina is centrally located, about 5 miles from Athens; 25 minutes from Brockville and just a bit over an hour from both Kingston and Ottawa. (see area map)
Charleston Lake Canada Day Fireworks and Poker Run (first weekend in July), Farmersville Exhibition & Steam Fair in July and Cornfest in August are examples of the local get-togethers offered in the area. Dockside Restaurant is located by the Charleston Village public main dock and boat launch, catering to both visitors and locals. Tasty breakfasts, lunches and dinners are served during the summer months, topped-off by the BEST hand-dipped ice cream!
Kelsey's Marina, with Dwight Kelsey as same founder/owner since 1967, offers a wide variety of marine sales and service. Offering both inboards and outboard models from small utility boats to fishing boats, fish-n-ski, bowriders, deck boats and pontoons, Kelsey's is proud of our top-notch, factory trained technicians, equaling over 100 years of experience.
Kelsey's Marina is the agent for a great selection of vacation cottages on the water. Cruise in your own boat or rent one from our rental fleet while you visit our beautiful lake.
We also have boat trailers and welcome your slightly-used consignments!
ABOUT THE AREA: Charleston Lake is located on the Frontenac Axis, a southerly extension of the Precambrian or Canadian Shield that extends from Algonquin Park in Ontario to the Adirondack Mountains of New York State. The Frontenac Axis is characterized by shallow till and rock ridges, and is noticeably different from surrounding lands to the east and west, known as limestone plain, that have a relatively flat topography. The Frontenac Axis area consists of an undulating landscape, with relatively bare rock knobs interspersed with channels filled with clay.