Boat Washing Stations On Lake George: Help Keep the Lake Clean!
Keeping a clean boat helps keep a clean lake! See info on boat washing stations near Lake George below at Million Dollar Beach Launch, Norowal Marina, Mossy Point Public Boat Launch, Rogers Rock Public Campground, and the Adirondack Welcome Center.
Where to Find Boat Wash Stations for Your Boat
Boat wash stations are conveniently located throughout the lake:
- Million Dollar Beach Launch: 139 Beach Road, Lake George, NY, 5:30am to 8pm
- Norowal Marina: 21 Sagamore Road, Bolton Landing, NY, 8am to 6pm
- Mossy Point Public Boat Launch: 158 Black Point Road, Ticonderoga, NY, 5:30am to 8pm
- Rogers Rock Public Campground: 9894 Lakeshore Drive, Hague, NY, 5:30am to 8pm
- Adirondack Welcome Center: just south of I-87 Northbound Exit 18, 7:30am to 7:30pm (note: this is just a wash station; the others are inspection stations as well)
Please note, hours are subject to change throughout the season.
All of the above are operated by the Lake George Park Commission, except for the Adirondack Welcome Center, which is operated by the Adirondack Watershed Institution.
Find more info from the Lake George Park Commission >>
Get more details from the Adirondack Watershed Institute >>
Why Use a Boat Washing Station
Using a boat washing station helps meet New York State clean boating requirements, ensures compliance with Lake George's mandatory inspection program, and it helps to remove invasive species like zebra mussels and spiny water fleas.
Boat Inspections VS Boat Washing
All of the aforementioned boat washing stations on or near Lake George are also inspection stations, except for the Adirondack Welcome Center. All boats are required to be inspected on Lake George.
If your boat passes inspection, you're good to go! If not, it will need to be washed before launching.
Washing stations use high-pressure, hot water to remove contaminants. Once clean, you'll receive a Clean, Drained & Dry certification for launch.
See info on Lake George boating regulations and inspections >>
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