Phone: 530-541-2155

Fuel Dock: Yes, fuel is available at this location. The marina offers both regular gas and diesel.

Pumpout: This marina does offer a pumpout service.

Services Available:

This is a very well stocked marina that offers pretty much everything you could ever need. There is a full service chandlery on site as well as a mini-mart. Restroom and showers are available and everything you need is within walking distance. In addition to their standard services detailed below, the marina also supplies boat covers, rigging, rentals and many other special add-ons. Fishing is very popular here and you'll find all you need at the mini mart in the way of bait and extra supplies.

What You Need to Know:

This is a great spot for the whole family and even if some members don't like boating, they'll find plenty of other things to do. Balloon rides are offered and are very popular with a lot of the visitors, especially children. The restaurant, called The Fresh Ketch offers an incredible dining experience that features not only fresh caught fish right from the lake, but numerous other entrees. They specialize in traditional food as well as creative cuisine and the wine list is quite extensive.

Overall, this is one of the nicest marinas on the lake and well worth the time. With fuel, pumpout services and many other features, it's pretty much a one stop shop and can make your vacation go very smoothly. Many travelers prefer to leave their boats here all winter thanks to the excellent care and winterization services that offered to year round customers. If you frequently boat Lake Tahoe, this is a great way to get around having to drag your boat with you every year.
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Fees:

LAUNCH SERVICE PRICES

Round Trip $30 Assisted launch w/fork $45

Season Pass $500 Fork lift $15 per foot, per lift

Out Only $20 Travel lift $20 per foot, per lift

Single Jet Ski $20 Labor $75 per man, per hour

Two Jet Ski $30 Equipment $60 per hour

TRAILER STORAGE

Daily $1 per axle per day + $20 Labor ($10 to put away $10 to retrieve)

Season $200 for six-month season

Year Round $365

(Excluding Holidays...Space not guaranteed)

SLIP RENTAL FEES

Daily $2 per foot per day (Excluding Holidays)

Weekly $9 per foot per week

Monthly $22 per foot per month

Season* $20 per foot per month (Paid in advance only)

Yearly 25' or smaller $16 per foot per month (Paid in advanced only)

26' and larger $18 per foot per month (Paid in advanced only)

Holidays $11 per foot, 3 day rental (Paid in advanced only)

COMMISSIONING FEES

Outside Contractors $200 per day

ADDITIONAL FEES

Water Quality Control* $1.25 per day

Dredging Fee* $1.00 per day

*Charged to all boats staying on land or in the water at the marina. Electricity: metered slips are charged for what they use + $8 per month for reading. All non-metered slips are $10 per month.

Originally posted 2008-11-17 05:35:04. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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