Ann started Snug Harbor Boats in 1997. Much like Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer, from age thirteen she and her many siblings spent their summers propelling a homemade raft down the Ocmulgee River to the Altamaha and on to the coast. In southern Georgia that means passing moonshine stills and deer camps and eating mayflies in your BBQ. Later years saw water skiing adventures and racing on the Ocmulgee - challenging all takers. In college she fell under the spell of sailing and bought a 20' catamaran. She thrives on nature - likes hiking, birdwatching and considers sailboats endlessly fascinating from their history to their construction. With many sailing adventures under her belt and many more to come - expect her to be on the cutting edge of new information.

Contact her on her cell phone (770) 540-9796. 

Arnold has been with Snug Harbor Boats in a sales capacity for 4 years. With his "no nonsense" approach to boat sales he has an incredible record. He came to us from a 35 year career in corporate sales management. He started sailing in 1972 and has owned several boats since. Currently he owns a 34' Hunter and spends his spare time traveling and visiting his grandchildren. (FYI - his first boat was a 12' KIWI daysailor). Here is the man who will find the right boat for your needs!

David Hampton - Service Technician

David is a certified Tohatsu technician and can repair almost anything! A valuable man to know. He can't help it that he is a power boater- he likes the speed! Family is first with David. If you are local you may know his wife Tammy Hampton as The Cover Girl who does excellent canvas work for boats.

Dan Kingery-  Service Manager

Dan Marett

Dan, also known as “Capn Dan”, has been in love with Lake Hartwell in South Carolina since it first hit full pond in 1963. Dan has owned several boats starting out with a 1956 wooden correct craft ski boat. He enjoys any old engines or machines and is most happy getting these antiques to run like new again. He loves his 1987 Pontiac Fiero GT that he restored, as well as his restored 1965 Truimph motorcycle complete with side car.

Dan’s biggest love is boats. Although he enjoys his wife’s pontoon and his sister’s jet skis, his first love is “Dreamweaver”, a 27’ S2. He has added many comfort features to this cruiser including a roller furling that was just recently installed.

Dan is a retired Engineer from Lockheed Martin in Greenville SC. He and his wife Teddy built their retirement home just five minutes from the boat slipped at the Western Carolina Sail Club.