Killarney Mountain Lodge Introduces a Brand New Marina

KML Docks

July 25 2016

New gas and high speed diesel pumps.
Get your tanks filled faster with our new, state-of-the-art, gas and high speed diesel pumps at Killarney Mountain Lodge’s brand new, expanded Marina.

More to Moor your boat.
Double the dock space with boats up to 125 feet. Special Mooring Rates are still available. Please call 1-705-287-2242 for more information.

A delicious idea down by the dock.
Dockside you’ll find Curds n’ Whey at Killarney Mountain Lodge. Grab a coffee, a cool drink and something delicious right out of the bakery.

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