Cuba Landing Marina is a beautiful and friendly marina on the river, described as a great little marina all in all. It is located where the Duck River and the Harpeth River meet the Tennessee River, offering a very remote setting good for birdwatching at the nearby National Wildlife Refuge. It is a less traveled marina with a pleasant and peaceful atmosphere, considered a good place to dock a boat with well-protected anchorages and a muddy bottom. The staff are warm, friendly, helpful, and attentive. The ship store is stocked with basics like snacks, beer, and mixed drinks, including amazing frozen drinks, though some advise avoiding the mixed drinks. It offers rec gas and good slip rates, the best price on the river by far. There is plenty of parking and a launch, though it is a little steep. A notable downside is that the facilities are poorly maintained; while some find the restrooms very clean, others report the bathrooms and shower are consistently dirty. The marina operates with somewhat different hours, services are available Wednesday through Sunday, and they monitor channel 16. It is an enjoyable place to watch the barge traffic and see the sun rise or set.
