Avalon boats
Avalon builds pontoon boats marketed toward recreational family use, with 2,470 registered hulls in the US fleet and a median length of 23 feet. The used market shows prices from $11,500 to $40,500, with a median around $27,000 across 69 active listings. The fleet skews newer, with model years 2018 through 2023 accounting for the majority of registered hulls.
Avalon used price range
From 198 live listings in BoatVerdict's market data (10th, 50th, 90th percentile).
See Avalon values by model year →Are Avalon boats reliable?
Avalon has zero USCG recalls on record, which is a positive indicator for manufacturing quality control. Ownership costs are driven primarily by outboard engine maintenance, trailer upkeep, and pontoon tube condition rather than hull defects. The newer fleet age means long term durability data is limited compared to brands with decades of hulls in service.
Common problems to inspect on a used Avalon
- Pontoon tubes for dents, corrosion, or leaks at seams and welds
- Deck flooring for soft spots indicating water intrusion or rot
- Electrical connections and wiring for corrosion from moisture exposure
- Furniture upholstery and vinyl for cracking, fading, or mildew staining
Registry footprint
Sample = US state open-data vessel registries (currently Texas + New York, ~875k vessels). Treat as a representative slice of recreational US inventory.
Recalls (0)
No USCG recalls on file for Avalon.
USCG MIC entries (3)
Frequently asked questions
Are Avalon pontoon boats reliable?
Avalon has zero USCG recalls and builds straightforward pontoon designs with aluminum tubes and outboard power. Reliability depends heavily on the outboard engine brand and how the boat was maintained and stored.
Do Avalon boats hold their value?
Used Avalon pontoons range from $11,500 to $40,500 with a $27,000 median across 69 listings. Resale value depends on condition, engine hours, and whether features like tritoon tubes or upgraded furniture are present.
What is the typical size of an Avalon pontoon?
The median registered Avalon is 23 feet, which seats 10 to 12 passengers and fits most residential driveways and standard boat slips.
What should I inspect on a used Avalon?
Check pontoon tubes for damage or leaks, test the deck for soft spots, inspect all electrical connections for corrosion, and examine furniture for wear. Run the outboard engine under load and verify all gauges and safety equipment work.
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