When you’re spending a full day on Lake George, knowing where to fuel up is essential. The lake is 32 miles long, so planning ahead helps ensure a smooth, stress-free outing. Below are the main marinas offering gas docks and services around the lake, separated into the southern, central, and northern parts of the lake.
Fuel Up Locations on Lake George: Southern Basin
Boats by George at Sandy Bay (Cleverdale)
Offering convenient public fuel access, along with service, repairs, pump-out, retail, and quick-launch options. A reliable stop for boaters spending time in the southern basin.
Located on the east side of the lake, Queen Boat Co. provides a public fuel dock with non-ethanol fuel. They also offer dockage, storage, mechanical services, and a small ship’s store.
Offers ethanol-free gas and general marina services. Another straightforward refueling stop in the southern basin.
Lake George Boat Company (Lake George)
Provides 93-octane marine fuel along with storage and service options.
Fuel dock available along with basic marina amenities. Located near the southern half of the lake’s
eastern shoreline.
Yankee Boating Center (Lake George)
Public fuel dock available, along with rentals and a small marine shop.
Fuel Up Locations on Lake George: Central Part of the Lake
Chic’s Marina (Bolton Landing)
Public fuel dock. While primarily known for rentals and slips, they do provide gas access for boaters passing through.
Pilot Knob Marina (Pilot Knob)
East side of the lake, with a simple fuel dock and a small convenience store for quick supplies.
F.R. Smith & Sons Marina (Bolton Landing)
Provides public gas and a small convenience store. A straightforward fuel stop on the west side of the lake.
Bolton Landing Marina (Bolton Landing)
Public gas dock available. Offers essential marina services without public launching.
Norowal Marina (Bolton Landing)
Public fuel dock, pump-out, and the lake’s central public boat launch.
Fuel Up Locations on Lake George: Northern Basin
Huletts Landing Marina (Huletts Landing)
Small-scale marina with public fuel available on the eastern shore. Good stop for boaters exploring the Narrows from the north.
Dockside Landing Marina (Hague)
One of the northernmost public fuel docks, offering basic services and convenience-store items for boaters heading toward the tip of the lake.
Snug Harbor Marina (Ticonderoga)
Public access to fuel along with boat rentals, service, and repairs.
Snug Harbor South (Silver Bay)
The Silver Bay Snug Harbor location also offers a public fuel dock in addition to rentals and service offerings.
Once you know where you’re fueling up, take a moment to look over local boating regulations and tips to ensure a smooth and enjoyable outing on Lake George.