Clark's Marina

After building a couple of cabins in the area Ed Clark had his mind on expansion ideas. He had been taking flying lessons in Gananoque from Doug Wagner since after the war. Sometime later Doug got a chance to go to the Kingston Flying Club as Manager and asked Ed to buy Gananoque Air Services from him, which he did. Ed worked to get his commercial and instructors license as he carried on his work at the airport running a flight school for a number of years while at the same time still helping his father race horses and raise cattle. Ed saw the great potential that the Thousand Islands would soon have in the future, becoming one of the worldÕs best boating destinations. Driven by ingenuity and imagination Ed started his marina, becoming even more of a pioneer and legend in the area. EdÕs son Bruce later joined the company in 1972, expanding the marinaÕs storage capacity from 40 slips back then to over 160 slips today. ClarkÕs Marina has more recently entered into itÕs third generation of family operation with Andy and Mike Clark (BruceÕs Sons) now managing much of the daily operations. The ClarkÕs family-friendly nature and dependable reputation are deep kindred traits that continue to drive ClarkÕs Marina. Our service, facilities and ample parking give our boaters the ability to enjoy the Thousand Islands worry free.