Mooring Buoy Rentals at Timber Cove Marina in South Lake Tahoe
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–4 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical effort needed; suitable for most ages and fitness levels
Overview
Looking for an easy way to enjoy Lake Tahoe’s stunning waters? Timber Cove Marina offers hassle-free mooring buoy rentals, complete with shuttle service and a self-service skiff. Discover the lake at your own pace with this convenient option perfect for relaxed days on the water.
Mooring Buoy Rentals
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About This Adventure
Experience the ultimate convenience at South Lake Tahoe by renting a mooring buoy for your boat. Enjoy hassle-free access to the lake with included shuttle service and a self-service skiff. Perfect for personal boats, this unique opportunity allows you to relax and explore the stunning waters at your leisure.
Rent a buoy for the day or a week. Enjoy a hassle-free place to keep your boat on the lake by renting a mooring buoy at our South Lake Tahoe marina.
Rentals include free shuttle boat service during business hours. A self-service skiff is available free of use for before and after normal business hours. Daily rental buoys are equipped with a mooring line and clip. Rental buoys are only available for personally owned boats.
Rates
Season: Call for pricing (530) 544-2942 Monthly: Call for pricing (530) 544-2942
May 17 - June 19, 2025
Daily: $110 Weekly: $700
June 20 - August 17, 2025
Daily: $155 Weekly: $1050
August 18 - October 5, 2025
Daily: $110 Weekly: $700
Reservations available online or by calling (530) 544-2942.
Adventure Tips
Check weather conditions
Always verify weather forecasts before heading out to ensure safe and enjoyable boating conditions.
Wear a life jacket
Ensure everyone onboard wears a Coast Guard-approved life jacket at all times while on the water.
Coordinate shuttle times
Plan your shuttle schedule in advance to maximize your time on the lake without delays.
Inspect your gear
Double-check your boating equipment and safety gear before departure for a smooth experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Lake trout
History
Lake Tahoe’s waters have been vital for local Native tribes for centuries, serving as a cultural and transportation hub.
Conservation
The marina emphasizes sustainable boating practices to protect Tahoe’s pristine environment, including minimal impact on underwater ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Life jacket
A life jacket is crucial for safety, especially when using small boats or skiffs.
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Sunscreen
Protect yourself from strong mountain sun with a high-SPF sunscreen.
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Hat and sunglasses
Shield your eyes and face from the sun’s glare on the water.
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Layered clothing
Bring layers to stay comfortable during variable temperatures, especially in cooler seasons.
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