Marina - Elysia Resort - Full Service Marina, Quesnel Lake, BC

MARINA

ON QUESNEL LAKE, BC

ELYSIA RESORT

FULL SERVICE MARINA

Elysia Resort our marina offers the only full service marina on Quesnel Lake. We sell fuel and oil for boaters. We also provide boat rentals for our registered guests. Or, you bring your own boat and launch it at our boat launch. You can store your boat on land, put your boat out on a buoy, or utilize the moorage at our sheltered docks. Let us serve your marina & moorage needs, while you are enjoying your boating time on beautiful Quesnel Lake.

COMING IN 2020! New slips, docks and breakwater. PLUS, we will be expanding our Boat & RV Storage with a new sheltered, roofed, fenced and gated compound.

Canoes at Elysia Resort Marina, Quesnel Lake, BC

FOR REGISTERED GUESTS

BOAT RENTALS

For our registered guests, Elysia Resort is offering daily boat rentals and a complimentary canoe and paddle.

Boat Rentals: Our boats are 16-foot centre console crafts with a 50 hp Mercury motor. $200 per day. Price does not include fuel.

Canoes & Paddles: There is no charge to registered guests.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

OPERATOR COMPETENCY

The Competency of Operators of Pleasure Craft Regulations require that operators of pleasure craft fitted with a motor and used for recreational purposes are required to have proof of competency on board at all times.

Proof of competency can take 1 of 3 forms:

proof of having successfully completed a boating safety course in Canada prior to April 1, 1999;
a Pleasure Craft Operator Card issued following the successful completion of an accredited test; and
a completed rental-boat safety checklist (for power-driven rental boats, valid for the rental period. These forms are available at the resort).

Non-residents of Canada who are operating a pleasure craft in Canadian waters for 45 consecutive days or more are required to follow applicable Canadian regulations. These regulations include that you carry proof of competency. An operator card or equivalent issued by your state or country is considered proof of competency.

For more information, visit the safe boating section of the Transport Canada website at www.tc.gc.ca