Lindenhurst Dock Space and Jet Ski Slips
Village Hall
430 South Wellwood Ave
Lindenhurst, NY 11757
Department of Public Works
121 Albany Ave
Lindenhurst, NY 11757
The Village of Lindenhurst rents dock space to residents and non-residents at the following locations:
- Charles J. Cowan Marina
- Shore Road Marina
- South Broadway Marina
- Pecan Street and 2nd Avenue
- 3rd Avenue and South 5th Street
Lindenhurst Dock Space Lottery
Available dock space can be applied for through a lottery held by Lindenhurst Village. The lottery is open to residents and non-residents. The completed lottery must be received at Village Hall, 430 South Wellwood Avenue, Lindenhurst, NY 11757 or sent through email at parking@villageoflindenhurstny.gov by April 1, 2026.
2026 Dock Space Lottery Application
Lindenhurst Jet Ski Space Lottery
Available jet ski spaces can be applied for through a lottery held by the Village. The lottery is open to residents and non-residents. The completed lottery must be received at Village Hall, 430 South Wellwood Avenue, Lindenhurst, NY 11757 or sent through email at parking@villageoflindenhurstny.gov by April 1, 2026.
2026 Jet Ski Slip Lottery Application
PLEASE NOTE: Jet Ski spaces are very limited.
The 2026 Lottery must be submitted by April 1st.
Lindenhurst Dock Space Rules and Regulations:
- Upon assignment of a dock space, which is for the exclusive use of the licensee, said dock space shall not be transferred to another person or to another vessel.
- The season shall begin April 1 and end November 15th and December 15 depending on rental location.
- Any false statement contained on the Dock Space Application shall constitute grounds for revocation of space issued on the application.
- LIABILITY: All boats and boating equipment docked, berthed, moored, located or left at the Village Facilities are so left at the sole risk of the owner of said boats or equipment and permission to so dock, berth, moor, locate or leave such property is conditioned upon the owner’s acceptance of said risk. All boat and boating equipment are mandated to obtain adequate insurance before making use of Village Facilities. Proof of adequate insurance, covering the risk of property damage to Village Facilities must accompany each application.
- No adjustments, rebates or refunds of fees paid will be made.
- Violation of any rules and regulations covering the use of the Village dock space area shall constitute grounds for revocation of dock space assigned, at the determination of the Village Board or its designee.
- ALL boats must have the current year’s permit affixed to the boat and clearly visible from the dockside. All permits from previous years are to be removed.
- Upon approval and assignment, 100 percent of the fee is due and payable.
- All dock spaces are to be occupied no later than July 4 or permit will be revoked and space reassigned, except under extenuating circumstances brought to the attention of the Village. Dock spaces are not to be utilized solely for storage of boats. Boats berthed in Village spaces are to be utilized during the boating season.
- Lessee hereby agrees to remove his boat and all of his or her property from the Village Dock Space upon the termination date of this lease. In the event of Lessee’s failure to do so, the Village may at Lessee’s risk and expense cause the boat to be removed.
- Lessee does hereby agree that the boat docked at the berth designated herein shall not be used as a residential dwelling.
- Lessee does hereby agree to abide by the rules and regulations governing the use of Village docking facilities, and all applicable Federal, State and local laws and regulations.
Boat Safety
Importance of Boat Safety:
1. Protecting People:
- Prevents Accidents: Adhering to safety measures and speed limits helps prevent collisions and accidents. High speeds can lead to dangerous situations, including capsizing and losing control.
- Reduces Injuries: No-wake zones are often in areas with a lot of boat traffic, such as docks, marinas, and narrow channels, where high speeds can lead to accidents and injuries.
2. Preserving the Environment:
- Reduces Erosion: Wake waves from fast-moving boats can cause significant shoreline erosion, harming habitats and potentially causing damage to property.
- Protects Wildlife: High speeds can disturb or harm wildlife. Respecting no-wake zones helps minimize this disruption.
3. Ensuring Property Safety:
- Protects Docks and Boats: Large wakes can damage docks, boats, and other structures, leading to costly repairs and maintenance.
- Preserves Infrastructure: In areas where there are docks or floating structures, wake waves can accelerate wear and tear.
4. Legal and Regulatory Compliance:
- Avoids Fines: Many waterways have regulations regarding boat speed and no-wake zones. Violating these rules can result in fines and legal trouble.
- Supports Community Norms: Following local regulations helps maintain good relationships with other boaters and residents who depend on shared waterways.
5. Promoting a Positive Boating Experience:
- Enhances Enjoyment: Adhering to safety rules and respecting no-wake zones helps ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone on the water.
- Encourages Responsible Behavior: Respecting these regulations promotes a culture of safety and responsibility among boaters.
Overall, boat safety and adherence to no-wake zones are essential for the well-being of people, protection of the environment, and maintaining the integrity of waterways and infrastructure.
Helpful Links:
Boating – NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (ny.gov)