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Reserve a dedicated mooring at Camp Richardson Marina for the entire Lake Tahoe boating season. A Seasonal Mooring secures one designated mooring buoy in our protected marina field for the full season, giving you reliable, on-the-water storage just steps from one of the South Shore’s most iconic beaches.
Skip the daily launch line, the trailering, and the parking shuffle. With a Seasonal Mooring, your boat is ready to go whenever you are — morning paddle, midday cruise, or sunset run — from May 15 through October 15.
Season Length: May 15 – October 15 (5 months)
First Day of Usage: May 15
Last Day of Usage: October 15 (end of business)
Vessels must be removed from the mooring by end of business on October 15. Late removal may incur additional fees.
One (1) designated mooring buoy in the Camp Richardson Marina mooring field
Full-season use from May 15 through October 15
Dinghy / shore-boat access to and from your vessel during marina operating hours
Marina staff oversight during operating hours and seasonal mooring hardware maintenance
Access to marina amenities, including the fuel dock, ship’s store, and guest services
Convenient proximity to Camp Richardson Resort’s beach, dining, and lodging
Boat owners who want their vessel on the water and ready to use all summer long
South Shore homeowners and second-home owners seeking a reliable seasonal slip alternative
Visiting boaters who keep their vessel at Tahoe for an extended stay
Sailors and powerboaters who prefer a swing mooring over a slip
All vessels must meet Camp Richardson Marina standards for safe mooring. Requirements include:
Current vessel registration and proof of insurance meeting marina minimums
Lake Tahoe inspection sticker (Tahoe Resource Conservation District / TRPA compliance)
Vessel length, beam, and displacement compatible with the assigned mooring
Properly sized mooring pendant, chafe gear, and ground tackle as specified by the marina
Specific length, beam, and weight limits are confirmed at booking based on mooring assignment.
Reservations are issued on a first-come, first-served basis and subject to availability
A signed Seasonal Mooring Agreement and current vessel documentation are required prior to placement
Full-season payment is due at booking; no daily, weekly, or partial-season pro-rating
Mooring assignments are made by marina staff and may not be transferred without written approval
All users must comply with Camp Richardson Marina rules, USCG navigation regulations, and TRPA boating requirements
Reserve a dedicated mooring at Camp Richardson Marina for the entire Lake Tahoe boating season. A Seasonal Mooring secures one designated mooring buoy in our protected marina field for the full season, giving you reliable, on-the-water storage just steps from one of the South Shore’s most iconic beaches.
Skip the daily launch line, the trailering, and the parking shuffle. With a Seasonal Mooring, your boat is ready to go whenever you are — morning paddle, midday cruise, or sunset run — from May 15 through October 15.
Season Length: May 15 – October 15 (5 months)
First Day of Usage: May 15
Last Day of Usage: October 15 (end of business)
Vessels must be removed from the mooring by end of business on October 15. Late removal may incur additional fees.
One (1) designated mooring buoy in the Camp Richardson Marina mooring field
Full-season use from May 15 through October 15
Dinghy / shore-boat access to and from your vessel during marina operating hours
Marina staff oversight during operating hours and seasonal mooring hardware maintenance
Access to marina amenities, including the fuel dock, ship’s store, and guest services
Convenient proximity to Camp Richardson Resort’s beach, dining, and lodging
Boat owners who want their vessel on the water and ready to use all summer long
South Shore homeowners and second-home owners seeking a reliable seasonal slip alternative
Visiting boaters who keep their vessel at Tahoe for an extended stay
Sailors and powerboaters who prefer a swing mooring over a slip
All vessels must meet Camp Richardson Marina standards for safe mooring. Requirements include:
Current vessel registration and proof of insurance meeting marina minimums
Lake Tahoe inspection sticker (Tahoe Resource Conservation District / TRPA compliance)
Vessel length, beam, and displacement compatible with the assigned mooring
Properly sized mooring pendant, chafe gear, and ground tackle as specified by the marina
Specific length, beam, and weight limits are confirmed at booking based on mooring assignment.
Reservations are issued on a first-come, first-served basis and subject to availability
A signed Seasonal Mooring Agreement and current vessel documentation are required prior to placement
Full-season payment is due at booking; no daily, weekly, or partial-season pro-rating
Mooring assignments are made by marina staff and may not be transferred without written approval
All users must comply with Camp Richardson Marina rules, USCG navigation regulations, and TRPA boating requirements