BOATING INFORMATION

BONELLI PARK A.K.A. PUDDINGSTONE LAKE, IN SAN DIMAS CALIFORNIA
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Bonelli Park North Shore Ski Landing
  • Boating is permitted daily from sunrise to sunset.  Boating activities include water skiing, fast and slow boating, sailing, sailboarding and stand up paddle boarding.
  • Two powerboat launch ramps are located on the North Shore and two non-power launch ramps are located on the South Shore. 
  • From April 1st, through September 30th, we employ the ODD-EVEN SYSTEM, which separates power boating/water skiing from Personal Water Craft (P.W.C) on different days of the week. 
  • The speed zone is reserved for Personal watercraft on odd calendar days and power boating & water skiing on even days. 
  • Boating is permitted daily from sunrise to sunset.  Fast boating begins at 10:00 AM until one hour before sunset each day. 
  • All boats are inspected prior to launching and boaters are required to comply with California Boating Laws and Title 17 of the Los Angeles County Code.
MORE INFORMATION:
​5 IMPORTANT VIDEOS TO HELP YOU PASS QUAGGA CLEAN & DRY
INSPECTION:

Part 1. Getting Started.

Part 2. Starting The Boat Inspection.

​Part 3. Pulling The Plug.

Part 4. Getting In The Boat.
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Part 5. Bass Boat Inspection.
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Float Tubes
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SUP's
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Non-Motorized
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Sailing
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R/C Boats

STOP THE QUAGGA...

DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO OUR LAKE!
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As of October 2016, Puddingstone Lake still appears to be Quagga/Zebra mussel-free.
PLEASE! ...Help us keep it that way! 
  1. All boats entering the water are subject to inspection for quagga mussels prior to launch.  
  2. All registered boats must have a current quagga mussel sticker. 
  3. You will NOT be allowed to launch your boat if you have been to any infested lake and/or still have any standing water or dampness on your boat or trailer.
  4. Launch may also be denied if you have not had your boat professionally cleaned and/or has not been cleaned, drained and dry for up to seven days, depending on the time of year
Boating can be fun and safe please make sure to always wear a lifejacket. 
Remember lifeguards patrol the lake to enforce rules for the safety and wellbeing for yourself and others. 
(boating rules are updated periodically)