DOCKS and Boating

Dock permits are available to cabin association members on a first come first served basis. Below is the list of current permit holders and the waiting list. When a dock permit becomes available, it will be assigned to the first person on the dock waiting list.
The cabin association has been granted 39 dock permits by the Corps of Engineers. These permits are a privilege, and we must respect certain rules in order to keep the permits. The Corps of Engineers/Garrison Creek Association has the power to take-away our permits.
Below are the Dock Permit Policy, Dock/Mooring Post Agreement and the Shoreline Management Plan from Garrison Creek Cottage Owners Association and the Army Corps of Engineers. Also, to help keep track of the Elevation of Lake Sakakawea are links to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Daily Elevation Graph & Daily Level/Discharge Readings

Dock permits are available to cabin association members on a first come first served basis. Below is the list of current permit holders and the waiting list. When a dock permit becomes available, it will be assigned to the first person on the dock waiting list.
The latest Corps of Engineers Lake Elevation Forecast is listed in the Lake Level information.

Garrison Bay can become a very busy body of water during summer weekends. Everyone's safety and fun rely on boaters and passengers obeying the law, using common sense, and practicing good boat etiquette while enjoying this great North Dakota resource. Below are some links to checkout before heading out to play on Lake Sakakawea.

Files coming soon.