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Hook up to the tow vehicle. Park on a flat parking lot. Stand back 25 feet or so and eyeball it. Nothing needed except reasonable vision. Its either level, tongue low, or tongue high.
I'm with Upinsmoke. The eyeball is good enough. A level is too precise for this. You could spend significant time just locating a concrete pad large enough for your tow vehicle and boat, that would measure level.