Wed 11th Nov - 7 to 7:30pm - ELECTION SPECIAL MEETING  - Online invite to be sent out

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Please make sure you have your Waterway Access Permit and your tags on. The Lake Patrol will be looking for compliance this 2026 season.

Oregon State Waterway Access Permit

• You are required to have a permit if you operate (use) a watercraft on the lake e.g. community equipment, a kayak, paddle board, canoe, raft, boat (powered or unpowered).
• Violation of the requirement to carry a Waterway Access Permit is punishable by a fine of $115.
• As of January 1, 2026, the Waterway Access Permit (WAP) is specifically required for all non-motorized boats (kayaks, rafts, stand-up paddleboards, drift boats) regardless of length in Oregon, with fees supporting aquatic invasive species prevention.
• Motorized boats and sailboats are required to be registered, which already includes the required AIS (Aquatic Invasive Species) permit fee.
• The permits apply to the operator (user), not to the craft, so only one is required per person, regardless of how many different craft you use on the Lake (or elsewhere).
• Exemptions: Children 13 and younger do not need a permit.
• Transferable: Permits are not tied to a specific boat and are transferable between crafts.
• Exceptions: Pool toys, mattresses, and single inner tubes do not require a permit.
• Applying for a permit: There is a link on the lakecorp.com website that links to the OSMB (Marine Board) for this purpose. Permit sales for 2026 are also available through the Boat Oregon Store. Look in the upper right-hand corner of the page and click "Online Services" to make your permit selection, then follow the prompts.