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Wolfeboro_Baja · 08-28-2017, 09:35 AM

Dock space is hit or miss depending on how busy they are and how many are traveling by boat on any given day.

I've been there twice by boat, once last year, once this year. Both times, i was able to dock without issue but it was weekday visits both times. They hang small vertical signs on the posts at the ends of the docks to be used by the public coming to the restaurant; I think they're red and say "Restaurant" on them. I think when we went, there were only 3-4 dock spaces marked for the public but I could be wrong.

I guess the only thing you can do is leave early and if there's no dock space, hang around a bit to see if someone leaves or go somewhere else to eat. Perhaps you could call and ask if they have dock space available? Of course, then it will depend on how quickly you can get there.

There are plenty of options on the lake and it's always nice to go for a ride!

08-28-2017, 09:35 AM	#2
Wolfeboro_Baja Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Hopkinton NH Posts: 395 Thanks: 88 Thanked 80 Times in 46 Posts	Dock space is hit or miss depending on how busy they are and how many are traveling by boat on any given day. I've been there twice by boat, once last year, once this year. Both times, i was able to dock without issue but it was weekday visits both times. They hang small vertical signs on the posts at the ends of the docks to be used by the public coming to the restaurant; I think they're red and say "Restaurant" on them. I think when we went, there were only 3-4 dock spaces marked for the public but I could be wrong. I guess the only thing you can do is leave early and if there's no dock space, hang around a bit to see if someone leaves or go somewhere else to eat. Perhaps you could call and ask if they have dock space available? Of course, then it will depend on how quickly you can get there. There are plenty of options on the lake and it's always nice to go for a ride! __________________ Cancer SUCKS!