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1. If I have a moorage permit, do I still have to pay to launch my vessel?

Yes, the annual moorage permit is for overnight mooring at a state park facility (float, dock or buoy) and is separate from the launch fee.

2. Is rafting permitted?

Rafting on buoys is not permitted. Rafting is permitted within posted limits at each facility.

3. If I'm rafted to another vessel, do I still have to pay to stay overnight?

Yes, a vessel rafted to another vessel will be charged a moorage fee based on its own length.  Rafting on buoys is not permitted. 

4. Why do boaters need to register for an overnight stay?

We ask overnight boaters to register in order for state parks to obtain accurate attendance counts as well as providing vital information in case of an emergency within the park where possible evacuation may be necessary and to provide information in case of an emergency where the boaters family or friends may need to contact them.

5. Where do I affix my annual permit on my vessel?

The annual permit decal must be affixed to the boat so it will be visible from outside the boat. For example, boats with windshields, placement could be in the lower port (left) corner of the windshield. For boats without windshields, placement could be on the port (left) outside transom. For sailboats, placement could be on the forward part of the port (left) cabin trunk.

6. How are moorage rates determind?

You can download the Marine Park Study (PDF), to learn more about how we set our prices.