Marina guide
Millers Landing Resort and Marina
Wishon, Madera County, CA
Overview
Millers Landing Resort and Marina is a lakeside resort and marina on Bass Lake at 37976 Road 222 in Wishon, in the Madera County Sierra foothills. It's one of three marinas on the lake, along with Bass Lake Boat Rentals at The Pines and Forks Resort, and one of the three places that sell the Pollution Control Permit every boat on Bass Lake needs.
What's here
The state facility listing shows a marina with transient berths or tie-ups, dock electricity and dock water, carry-down walkways, fuel sales, boat rentals, a convenience store with tackle and ice, a restaurant, lodging, laundry, showers and a swimming area. It lists a boat-length range of 14 to 24 feet. Millers Landing isn't a trailer launch; Bass Lake's two public launch locations are the Wishon Point ramp on the south shore and Bass Lake Boat Rentals on the north shore.
Boating on Bass Lake
Traffic runs counterclockwise around the lake. A 5 mph, no-wake limit applies from sunset or 8 p.m. until 8 a.m. and inside the orange buoys along the shore, and a 40 mph limit applies on Memorial Day, Fourth of July and Labor Day weekends. One of the lake's two PWC areas sits on the north shore across from Millers Landing, marked with white buoys.
Before you go
Bass Lake is fresh water, so registered boats need a current Mussel Fee sticker. Call the marina at (559) 642-3633 for rentals, fuel hours and current requirements.
Getting there & access
By road
Millers Landing is at 37976 Road 222, Wishon, on Bass Lake in Madera County. Call (559) 642-3633.
Launching nearby
Trailer boats launch at one of the lake's two public launch locations: the Wishon Point ramp on the south shore or Bass Lake Boat Rentals on the north shore. Buy your Pollution Control Permit before launching.
Arriving by boat
The marina lists transient berths or tie-ups with dock electricity and water, plus fuel, so boaters can stop for fuel, food or supplies.
PWC area
One of Bass Lake's two personal watercraft areas is on the north shore across from Millers Landing, marked with white buoys. PWCs can't tow people or objects.
Amenities
- Fuel — Fuel sales at the marina
- Boat rentals — Available at the marina
- Transient tie-ups — With dock electricity and dock water
- Carry-down walkways — For kayaks and paddlecraft
- Store — Convenience store, tackle and ice
- Food and lodging — Restaurant and lodging at the resort
- Guest services — Restrooms, showers, laundry and a swimming area
Rules & official resources
- Every boat on Bass Lake needs a Pollution Control Permit, sold only at Bass Lake Boat Rentals, Millers Landing and Forks Resort (0–50 HP $32, 51–250 HP $50, 250+ HP $63, PWC $50)
- 5 mph, no wake between sunset or 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. and inside the shoreline-to-orange-buoy zone; 40 mph limit on Memorial Day, Fourth of July and Labor Day weekends (Madera County Code 9.28.140)
- Travel counterclockwise around the lake (doesn't apply inside the 5 mph shoreline zone)
- Personal watercraft operate in two white-buoyed PWC areas and may not tow people or objects
- Registered boats used in fresh water must display a current Mussel Fee sticker on the hull next to the registration sticker
- California Boater Card required for all operators of motorized vessels, regardless of age, since January 1, 2025
Common boat service needs here
Seasonal engine service
Bass Lake's season is short and busy, and boats sit through snowy winters. Winterizing in fall and tune-ups in spring are the main mechanic calls.
Find Marine Mechanics & Engine Service providers →Washdowns and detailing
Pine pollen, needles and dust coat boats tied up near the trees. Regular washdowns keep decks, seats and gelcoat clean.
Find Boat Detailing & Washing providers →Covers and upholstery
Strong high-elevation sun in summer and snow in winter wear out covers and seats on boats kept at the lake.
Find Canvas, Covers & Upholstery providers →Shore power and batteries
Boats on tie-ups with dock power need healthy chargers, wiring and batteries, especially after months of winter storage.
Find Marine Electrical & Electronics providers →Guides & FAQs
Nearby providers
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Sources
Last verified October 7, 2026