Frisco Bay Marina

Frisco Bay Marina Update

-The Frisco Bay Marina is closed for the 2024 season, we will re-open in May 2025.

-The Marina will be closed the week of Thanksgiving, November 25- 29.

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About the Frisco Bay Marina

Located on the shores of Dillon Reservoir at the eastern end of Main Street, the Frisco Bay Marina is where lake life meets quintessential mountain town. At just over nine thousand feet in elevation, this certified clean marina is your access point for these pristine alpine waters, a world-class sailing destination where regattas are frequently held. 

Summers in Frisco typically involve blue skies and temps in the 70s or 80s with low humidity. Maybe they’ll be a brief and refreshing mid-afternoon “sunshower”. In other words, summertime is usually just about as perfect as it gets.

Things to do at the Frisco Bay Marina

Whatever water sports you’re into, odds are we’ve got the equipment and gear to make it happen. The Frisco Bay Marina rents pontoon and fishing boats, kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddle boards, fishing poles and so much more!

There’s also a sandy beach, waterside dining, and Marina Park, which has a playground ideal for a family picnic break while the kids blow off some steam.

Know before you go

We’re all about adopting a spontaneous sense of adventure here in Frisco. However, if you’re planning on renting a boat or watercraft of any kind, don’t show up without a reservation, or you’ll probably be out of luck. 

Also, although we do have a sandy beach here, there’s no lifeguard on duty. And frankly, the best way to enjoy Dillon Reservoir is on top of it. Due to local regulations swimming and water skiing are not permitted on Dillon Reservoir – bummer, we know. The water in this high alpine reservoir is simply too cold for swimming; after all, it was literally snow right before it arrived here.

The Frisco Bay Marina offices also carry snacks and refreshments so you won’t go hungry while on the water.

Marina Rental Waivers

Filling out the waiver will save you time at check-in.

We know you are excited to get out on the water, but everyone 18 years or older in your group will need to fill out the waiver before heading out on the water. Minors will need to be added by a parent or legal guardian.

Paid summer parking at the Frisco Bay Marina

Paid parking at all Marina parking lots will go from Friday, May 24, 2024 through Monday, September 2, 2024 from 10:00am to 5:00pm each day. Think about walking, taking the Summit Stage, or biking instead of using your car to get to the Marina.

2024 Parking fees at the Frisco Bay Marina

• Monday-Thursday and non-holiday parking rates
  • First 30 minutes free
  • $1.25/half hour with a $12.00 maximum
• Friday through Sunday and holiday rates
  • First 30 minutes free
  • $1.25/ half hour for the first 3 hours, $2.50 a half hour thereafter with a $15.00 maximum

• The first 30 minutes of parking are free, but you must still register your license plate number via Tap N Explore QR Code or solar-powered kiosk for all (including free) parking sessions.
• If you are heading out for an early morning adventure on the Reservoir, then starting at 6:00am you may prepay for paid parking which starts at 10:00am.
• ​There is a $.49 convenience fee added per transaction.
• Holiday parking rates are in effect July 4-7 and August 30 through September 2, 2024 at the Frisco Bay Marina.
• Marina parking is free for the rest of the boating season starting September 3, 2024. ​
• Please do not contact the Frisco Police Department about a Marina ticket, as they do not issue these tickets. All tickets must be appealed or paid through Interstate Parking, the Town’s parking enforcement provider.