Lakeshore Marina

The 100 Slip Lakeshore Marina offers quality boat moorage with or without power, in the heart of the city. Free Pump-out station, launch, and pay parking are all conveniences offered by the Lakeshore Marina.

The Lakeshore Marina is proud to be a Clean Marina: "The Clean Marina Washington program, created in 2005 as an expansion of the EnviroStars program, helps boaters and marinas leave a healthy wake. Through this incentive-based certification program marinas assess their operations and make improvements to better protect the environment.  When they reach the qualification standards set by the Clean Marina program they earn the right to fly the Clean Marina flag. As of January 2020, there were 81 certified Clean Marinas in Washington." More info about this program here. 

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Reservation Policies

Reservations may be made 270 days in advance by calling us at 509-682-8023. Reservation requests can only be made by phone or through our Online Booking Portal. Each slip reservation requires advance payment of the first two nights' stay plus a $10 non-refundable processing fee. To ensure you are placed in an appropriately sized slip, we will require the overall length of the vessel and beam width. There is absolutely no subletting of slips. We accept VISA or MasterCard ONLY.

Hours

September through May
Monday through Friday
8 am to 4 pm

June through August
Daily
8 am to 4:30 pm

Slip Choices

Staff will make every effort to make sure the assigned slip is available upon arrival, but slip assignments are not guaranteed. All slip changes must be approved and processed by Reservation Staff prior to any changes. Additional charges will apply for any changes to the reservation.

Check-in & check-out

Check-in is No Earlier than 2 pm. Check-out is at noon.

Paid Parking

Don Morse Park and Lakeshore Marina have paid parking lots. Moorage Reservations do not include parking. Paid parking is required per occupied space. Lakeshore RV Parking Passes are ONLY valid within the RV Park. They are not valid for parking in the Marina Parking Lot, Day-Use parking lot, or anywhere else in the City of Chelan.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations require a 21-day's notice to be given prior to the arrival date by phone only. We will refund the deposit minus the $10 non-refundable processing fee and a $10 cancellation fee. Refunds will not be issued for notification under 21 days prior to the arrival date. Refunds will not be issued due to weather conditions, acts of nature, or anything outside of the City's control. Refunds will not be issued to those who check out early. You will be declared a no-show if you do not arrive within the first 48 hours of your arrival date unless the reservation is paid in full.

Dog Policy

Dogs are allowed in the Marina. Dogs are not allowed beginning the Friday of Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend in the Don Morse Day Use Park. The rest of the year dogs are welcome throughout the parks. Pets must be under control at all times. Scoop and leash laws apply, and pets must never be left unattended. You are liable for your pet's actions.

Quiet Hours

All visitors and users of the Marina shall observe a quiet time between 11 pm and 7 am.

Lakeshore Marina Rules & Regulations

View a list of the rules and regulations:

• All Marina slip users must register upon arrival at the Marina or RV Office.
• Have the boat ready to prevent delays in the boat launch area.
• Each vessel launched must pay the launch fee.
• All Marina parking must be paid upon arrival at the Marina Parking Lot Kiosk or at the Marina Office during office hours.
• The No-wake Zone restriction is strictly enforced by Chelan County Sheriff's Marine Patrol.
• No parking is allowed on the ramp, turnaround, or access road located within the Marina launch.
• No swimming in the Marina area.
• No fishing in the Marina area.
• No riding bicycles, skateboards, or skates in the Marina area.
• No running, horseplay, or unsafe activity is allowed in the Marina area.
• Loitering on ramps, piers, and docks is prohibited.
• Watercraft users shall use adequate and appropriate bumpers and mooring lines. The use of flotation devices as bumpers is prohibited.
• Consumption of alcohol or controlled substances on Marina's property is prohibited by law.

Vessel Safety

A vessel's moorage, safety, and security are the responsibility of the watercraft owner/user. The City of Chelan is not responsible for the safety of vessels moored within the Marina and will not bail out any sinking vessel. We follow Washington State Clean Marina's Best Management Practices

Fuel

There is absolutely no fueling of any kind in the Marina. Report oil and fuel spills immediately to Washington State's hotline at 1(800) OILS-911 and the National Response Center.  If you cause a spill, stop it at the source and start to clean it up immediately. Do not pour liquid detergent onto the spill; this is illegal, makes recovery impossible, and makes the spill worse under the surface.

Engines & Bilges

• Absolutely no oil, fuel, or anti-freeze is to be discharged into the marina. Use absorbent pads to soak up oil and fuel in the bilge.
• Do not pump contaminated bilge water into the marina. Install a manual bilge pump shutoff switch to avoid discharging contaminated bilge water.
• Never drain oil, antifreeze, or other liquids into the bilge. Use pumps to drain engine oil directly. Recycle all waste oil and antifreeze on shore.
• Do not dispose of fuel, oil, or filters in the dumpster Recycle oil, antifreeze, and oil filters at appropriate shore-side facilities. Do not mix any other fluid with waste oil when pouring into recycling tanks. Waste oil contaminated with other materials cannot be readily recycled and disposal costs increase dramatically.
• Do not use detergents or soaps on fuel, oil, or otherwise contaminated bilge. While enzyme-based bilge cleaners are generally safe to use, it may take some time before the oil sheen is gone. It is best to remove contaminated water and dispose of it appropriately at onshore facilities. The discharge of emulsified oil is a violation of state law. Use absorbent pads.
• In Washington State, boats that are over 26 feet in length are required to display an "oil Discharge is Prohibited" placard near the bilge pump switch (placards are available at most marine supply stores). Fines for discharging oil from a bilge can amount to as much as $20,000 per day per violation.

2024 LAKESHORE MARINA RATES/ NIGHT (tax included)

• Launch (each floating vessel): $10
• Non-Commercial Seasonal Permit (residents launch permit): $20 

A City of Chelan resident is a person whose primary residence is within the Chelan city limits. Residency is verified by a valid Washington State driver's license or voter registration.

RATES

MARINA CANCELLATION FEE

• $10 Cancelled reservations incur a $10 fee.