1261 Peninsula Rd, Glasgow, KY 42142 | 270-646-2223
| Barren River Lake
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Cold drinks, snacks, and ice cream for easy refreshment.
Ice, sunglasses, sunscreen, and useful comfort items for long days outside.
Apparel, life jackets, boat supplies, and practical lake-day extras.
Our team can help confirm current store availability and seasonal operating hours.
The Peninsula Marina store carries boat supplies next to the basics for a day on Barren River Lake. Look for ice and cold drinks, snacks and ice cream, plus clothing, shades, sunscreen and life jackets. It sits on the water, a short walk from the slips, so you can restock without leaving the marina.
Our marina store is used most by people heading out from their slips, though anyone at the marina can shop. It is easy to stop in on the way to the boat or after a run on the lake.
A cooler of ice goes fast on a hot day. If you were about to type ice near me on the drive from Glasgow, buy it at the dock instead. Drinks, snacks and ice cream keep everyone going through the afternoon.
Each passenger should have a properly fitting jacket aboard. The store stocks life jackets, so a forgotten or outgrown one can be replaced before you cast off.
We keep practical lake supplies such as sunscreen and sunglasses, along with the small boat supplies owners need through a season. For larger parts or repairs, ask the staff who they recommend in the area.
A search for boat supplies near me can send you miles into town. For everyday items, the marina store is closer. Selection may vary by season, so call 270-646-2223 if you need a particular item.
The store keeps the marina’s seasonal hours, opening in mid April and closing for the season in mid October. Summer and federal holidays have the longest hours. The 2026 schedule lives on our contact page.
The store sits close to the fuel dock, so one stop covers the fuel and a fresh bag of ice. If you are thinking of keeping your boat here, ask the team about slips while you are in.
Slip holders often keep a small kit aboard all summer: spare dock lines, a couple of fenders, a first aid kit, a flashlight, a whistle and a bailer. It is worth checking that kit when the marina opens in spring and again at midsummer. Anything worn out or missing can usually be replaced at the counter, and the staff can suggest where to go for anything we do not carry.
Jet ski owners who use our ports shop here as well. A strap for sunglasses, fresh sunscreen and a cold drink go a long way on a long ride. Ask the staff what is on the shelf before you head out.
At the end of the day, the store is a handy last stop for a cold soda or an ice cream for the road home to Glasgow or Bowling Green. It is a small thing, but it ends the day well.
If you are not sure what you need, describe the problem at the counter. A frayed line, a lost bung or a missing fender is common, and the staff have usually seen it before. They can tell you whether the item is on the shelf or where to find it nearby. Newer boaters especially should ask; it saves a lot of guesswork.
Keep the receipt for anything safety related, such as a life jacket, in case the size turns out wrong once everyone tries theirs on at the boat.
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