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Splendor Boats of Warsaw

650 E Winona Ave, Warsaw, IN 46580
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Warsaw boaters can turn to Splendor Boats of Warsaw at 650 E Winona Ave for marina-based boat sales, parts, and maintenance. The Warsaw, Indiana business offers new and used boat sales alongside engine work, custom upholstery, and pontoon refurbishing. It also identifies storage and rentals among the boating needs its staff can assist with, making it a practical marina near Warsaw for ownership support.

Service work ranges from oil changes and engine sales to upholstery repairs, new pontoon furniture, redecking, and vinyl flooring. Its parts department carries engines, electrical components, maintenance supplies, and accessories, while staff and technicians help customers identify what their boats need. For owners seeking boat storage assistance or repairs before getting back on the water, the business provides a local point of contact. Contact Splendor Boats of Warsaw to discuss sales, service, parts, storage, or rentals.

Features

  • New and used boat sales
  • Engine sales and service
  • Custom upholstery work
  • Pontoon refurbishing
  • Storage and rental assistance

Amenities

  • Parts & Accessories
  • Service & Repair
  • Boat Storage
  • Navigation & Electronics
  • Fishing

Why book with us

  • Schedule local engine sales and service in Warsaw
  • Refresh a pontoon with a complete overhaul
  • Replace worn pontoon carpet with vinyl flooring
  • Order needed parts or accessories through the department
  • Repair individual boat cushions with the sewing team

Frequently Asked Questions

How old do you have to be to rent a boat in Indiana?

Indiana requires a motorboat operator to hold a valid driver's license, or else to be at least 15 years old, to have passed a Boater Education Course, and to carry an identification card issued by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Those requirements are set out in IC 14-15-11. The state sets no minimum age for renting, so the rental company's own policy is what decides whether you can book. Confirm it when you reserve.

Source: Indiana Department of Natural Resources (faqs.in.gov)

Do you need a boating license in Indiana?

Indiana does not issue a separate recreational boating license; operators of motorboats over 10 horsepower, including personal watercraft, generally must carry a valid driver’s license. A person age 15 or older without one may operate only after completing an Indiana Department of Natural Resources approved boater education course and carrying an Indiana BMV identification card. No one under 15 may operate a motorboat over 10 horsepower or a personal watercraft.

The rule has no birth date cutoff. Rental customers are not listed as exempt. A temporary course certificate may document completion, but it does not replace the required BMV ID. Boats with 10 horsepower or less are excluded from these operator requirements.

Source: Indiana Department of Natural Resources, in.gov/dnr (faqs.in.gov)

What are the best places to go boating in Indiana?

Indiana’s best boating choices span several distinct water types: Lake Michigan for open coastal water in the northwest, Lake Wawasee for northern Indiana’s natural glacial lake country, Chain O’Lakes State Park for connected kettle lakes, and Monroe Lake and Patoka Lake for large inland reservoirs. Chain O’Lakes has nine connected lakes suited to paddling and electric motor boating. Indiana DNR identifies Wawasee as the state’s largest natural lake and describes Monroe and Patoka as man made reservoirs, giving boaters options from sheltered lake chains to broad, open water.

Source: Indiana Department of Natural Resources, in.gov/dnr (in.gov)

What are the most popular boating destinations in Indiana?

Popular boating destinations in Indiana include Monroe Lake near Bloomington, Lake Wawasee, Tippecanoe Lake and Patoka Lake. Monroe is Indiana’s largest lake and has numerous marinas for boating; Wawasee is the state’s largest natural lake at 3,000 acres; Tippecanoe is Indiana’s deepest natural lake at 123 feet; and Patoka offers an 8,800-acre reservoir with 10 launch ramps, boating, fishing and waterskiing. These destinations give boaters a choice between southern Indiana’s large reservoirs and northern Indiana’s natural glacial lakes.

Source: Indiana Department of Natural Resources (in.gov)

Location

650 E Winona Ave, Warsaw, IN 46580

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