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Lakeside County Park

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Type
Public launch (Lake County)
Lake
Clear Lake, west shore
Boarding floats
3
Trailer parking
About 40 spaces
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  • Boat launch
  • Swimming
  • Restrooms

About this boat ramp

Lakeside County Park is a Lake County park at 1985 Park Drive on the west shore of [Clear Lake](/lakes/clear-lake-lake-county), between Lakeport and Kelseyville.

The launch

The state boating directory lists three boarding floats and about 40 trailer spaces, plus restrooms, a day-use picnic area and a swim area.

Before you launch

Visiting boats need Lake County Visitor Mussel Stickers from a screening location, renewed each calendar month. [Clear Lake State Park](/ramps/clear-lake-state-park-boat-ramp) and [Library Park](/ramps/library-park-lakeport) are the other west-shore launches.

Getting there & access

By road

The park is at 1985 Park Drive, between Lakeport and Kelseyville.

Screening first

Get screened at a Lake County screening location before you launch. Visitors pay a $20 screening fee and get stickers for the boat and trailer that expire at the end of the calendar month. Bring your DMV registration.

Address
1985 Park Dr
County parks
(707) 262-1618

What's here

  • Launch

    Launch with three boarding floats and about 40 trailer spaces

  • Swimming

    Swim area

  • Restrooms

    Restrooms and picnic area

Rules & official resources

  • California Boater Card required for all operators of motorized vessels, regardless of age, since January 1, 2025dbw.parks.ca.gov ↗
  • Every visitor boat and its trailer must have Lake County Visitor Mussel Stickers before launching; screening is required before the first launch in every calendar monthlakecountyca.gov ↗
  • Boats must be re-screened when returning to Lake County after launching in an out-of-county body of water (no charge)lakecountyca.gov ↗
  • Boats that aren't clean, drained and dry must pass a physical inspection by an Authorized Inspector before launchinglakecountyca.gov ↗
  • Motorized vessels used in fresh water must display the California Mussel Fee sticker, one on each side of the hull next to the registration sticker; paying the fee doesn't exempt a boat from local inspections or inspection feesdbw.parks.ca.gov ↗

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Questions boaters ask

The state directory lists three boarding floats.

The state directory lists a swim area.

Yes. Visiting boats and trailers need Lake County Visitor Mussel Stickers, from a $20 screening that's good through the end of the calendar month.
Sources: dbw.parks.ca.gov · lakecountyca.gov · lakecountyca.gov · dbw.parks.ca.gov · Last checked Oct 26, 2026 ·
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