Where the three rivers meet
The scenic confluence of the Tuscarawas, Walhonding, and Muskingum Rivers in Coshocton, Ohio offers a unique setting for water-based recreation. The Tuscarawas, extending about 130 miles, merges with the Walhonding near Coshocton to form the Muskingum. The Walhonding runs entirely within Coshocton County and is formed by the confluence of the Mohican and Kokosing Rivers. The Muskingum flows southward through Zanesville and McConnelsville, joining the Ohio River at Marietta.
The Boathouse Tavern
Perfectly situated to take advantage of this setting is The Boathouse Tavern, at 49 Pine Street, Coshocton, Ohio — an ideal starting point for a leisurely day on the water or a longer excursion.
Phone: 740-722-9448
The restaurant is closed for remodeling; the bar is open, and the Tiki Bar and patio are serving during livery hours, 9AM–3PM.
Shuttle Hours
Thursday – Sunday
First Shuttle 9AM & Last Shuttle 3PM
Come see us — walk-ins accepted.
The Boathouse Tavern from above, with the livery boats on the river side.