Dana Point · Orange County (Newport / Huntington / Dana Point)
Kayak & SUP · Surfing · Fishing

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Dana Point · Orange County (Newport / Huntington / Dana Point)
Kayak & SUP · Surfing · Fishing
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The Delta has public ramps from Sacramento to Antioch and dozens of private marinas around Rio Vista, Isleton, Bethel Island and Stockton. Here's where to put in, area by area, with the fees and rules Dockya has confirmed.
Updated Oct 2026

Only some California beaches allow dogs on the sand, and the rules change from city to city and park to park. Here is what each Dockya beach page says about dogs, grouped into allowed, time-limited, nearby-only and no-dog beaches.
Updated Oct 2026

Lake Tahoe boat inspection status, 2026 fees, seal and engine rules, and California-side launch ramps. Checked each season.
Updated Oct 2026

Several California harbors sit behind river bars or shoaling entrances that can break without warning. Check the forecast and tides for both your departure and return, listen for Coast Guard bar restrictions on VHF 16 and 22A, and avoid entrances you don't know in heavy swell.
Updated Oct 2026

California's key boating speed rules: 5 mph within 100 feet of swimmers and 200 feet of beaches and landings, safe speed at all times, no towing or PWC riding from sunset to sunrise, and engine cut-off links on small motorboats. Local harbors and lakes add stricter limits.
Updated Oct 2026

Golden mussels are spreading in California. Clean, Drain and Dry after every outing, put the $21 DMV Mussel Fee sticker on any motorized boat used in fresh water, and check each lake's own inspection and quarantine rules before you tow.
Updated Oct 2026
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