Brownell Boat Yard History

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About Brownell Boat Yard
We have been a family owned business since the early 1970s and are proud to be three generations strong. Boating is in our blood. We enjoy the activity of all things boats. The Brownell family has been on the water as sailors, divers, repair crews, salvage recovery, suppliers and expert craftsmen. We have dedicated our professional lives to making sure that others have an outstanding experience enjoying the water and the numerous styles and types of craft that sit upon it.
Located in Mattapoisett, Massachusetts we are a seasonal business, but boy do we make the most of our good weather. We can set you up for the day or years with a boat that suites your skills and sense of adventure. Even though we are a small

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