noun
definition
A place where boats are built and repaired.
definition
Shipyard
Examples of boatyard in a Sentence
Just above the lock is the boatyard of J D Boat Services which is also a viking afloat hire base.
After the War he went on to run a boatyard on the Thames building motor launches for the London River Police.
Now a working boatyard, regular guided tours will be available from the Spring.
There has been boating activity on the site since Peacock and Willetts opened a boatyard there in 1799.
The west harbor (Cockenzie) still has a boatyard used mainly for repairs.
Steadily working up through we passed the boatyard by Bridge 7 at Puttenham.
You must notify us of any faults in the equipment of the boat before the boat leaves the boatyard.
The hotel is recently built on the site of a former boatyard.
At that time it was just a small boatyard on the original site in Reading.
We're hoping to move to expand into new premises at a local boatyard soon, " says Jim.
Come to a traditional 1930's boatyard in the beautiful northern Broads and enjoy a very special experience.
Another fine old boatyard bulldozed aside and replaced by another Stepford wives style housing estate.
We also visited the nearby boatyard to book in for a haul-out early next year - to scrub and blacken Rosy's bottom.
Our family boatyard closed in the mid 80's, not 70's as stated.
On the 26th of October at the Oxford county court we will be defending the legal case for the boatyard.