Yes, you can bring your boat. Every Bear Lake Legacy guest can park boats, Sea-Doos and trailers at Legacy Beach Resort, in the overflow lot along the back (west) side of the townhome-side parking area. Boats and trailers aren't allowed at the homes or in the lakefront-side lot. There's no launch at the resort, so launch at the Bear Lake State Marina, about 2 miles north. You can then anchor in front of the resort during the day.
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Sleeps 30
Ohana Kai #20 - Private Home on the Water
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#10 Roof top lounge, Pool, Hot Tub & Lake Access
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Sleeps 25
Lake Dream #13 - Private Home on the Water
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Barefoot Bungalow #9 - Pool, Hot Tub, and Lake Access
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Legacy Lookout #8 - Private Hot Tub! (Sleeps 24)
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Sleeps 24
The Haven #14 - Private Home on the Water
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Beach Therapy #39 - Lake, Pool and Hot Tub Access!
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Lake Breeze Getaway #27 at Legacy - Lake access!
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How Boat Parking Works at Legacy Beach
Arrive: park boats and trailers in the townhome-side overflow lot (west side), never on the lakefront side.
Launch: use the Bear Lake State Marina, about 2 miles north. The resort has no launch.
On the water: anchor in front of the resort during the day. Leaving a boat overnight isn't recommended and is at your own risk.
Dock: usable in some years, depending on the lake level. When it's in the water, it suits personal watercraft, paddleboards and kayaks.
Off limits: the marina and jetty just north of the resort are private. Please don't enter by boat or on foot.
Where Your Boat Can and Can't Go at Legacy Beach
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Place |
Boats and trailers? |
Notes |
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At your rental home |
No |
Home parking is for cars |
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Lakefront-side parking lot |
No |
Not allowed for boats or trailers |
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Overflow lot, townhome side (west) |
Yes |
The one place for boats, Sea-Doos, trailers, RVs and campers (no sleeping in RVs) |
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Resort shoreline |
No launching |
Launch at the State Marina |
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On the water in front of the resort |
Anchoring by day: yes |
Overnight isn't recommended, and is at your own risk |
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Resort dock |
Some years |
Only when the lake level allows; suits personal watercraft, paddleboards and kayaks |
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Bear Lake State Marina |
Launch here |
About 2 miles north of the resort |
Good to Know Before You Tow
One designated overflow lot holds every boat, Sea-Doo and trailer, on the townhome side of the resort, so driveways and the lakefront lot stay clear.
RVs and campers can park there too, but no one can sleep in them.
Coming in winter? #10 WaterEdge Villa has level parking for snowmobile trailers.
No boat? Bear Lake Rentals rents pontoons, ski boats, Sea-Doos, paddleboards and kayaks.
Which Bear Lake vacation rentals have boat parking?
All 23 Bear Lake Legacy homes at Legacy Beach Resort can bring a boat. Boats, Sea-Doos and trailers park in the resort's overflow lot on the townhome (west) side, not at the homes or in the lakefront lot. There's no launch at the resort, so guests launch at the Bear Lake State Marina, about 2 miles north.
Is there boat-friendly accommodation at Bear Lake?
Legacy Beach Resort in Garden City is set up for boaters, with clear rules. There's a designated overflow lot for boats and trailers, and the State Marina launch is about 2 miles away. You can anchor in front of the resort during the day, and in years when the lake is high enough, the resort dock suits personal watercraft and paddleboards.
How far is Legacy Beach Resort from the Bear Lake State Marina?
About 2 miles. The Bear Lake State Marina is north of Legacy Beach Resort in Garden City, Utah. It's where Bear Lake Legacy guests launch, because boats can't be launched at the resort.
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Quick Answers Before You Book
Can I launch my boat at the resort?
No. Launch at the Bear Lake State Marina, about 2 miles north. You can anchor in front of the resort during the day.
Can I bring my RV or camper?
Yes, in the overflow lot, but no one can sleep in it. Nearby campgrounds and RV parks can take overnight stays.
Can I drive onto the beach?
In low-water years, often yes. Park at least 100 feet from the shoreline.
Is boat parking guaranteed?
No. The overflow lot has about 20 boat and trailer spaces, and they're first come, first served.