Fountainhead Regional Park’s boat launch is an excellent entry point to explore the Occoquan Reservoir in nearly any kind of boat - including kayaks, canoes and jon boats, as well as gasoline powered boats launched from trailers (only boats with a 9.9 horsepower motor or less may launch from Fountainhead or Bull Run Marina). Those wishing to use the launch may purchase an annual pass, or pay daily fees based on the type of boat being launched. All vessels (including inflatables) must display a valid annual pass or pay the daily launch fee, for each vessel being launched.

Tracing a 40-mile route on two tributary waterways of the Chesapeake Bay, paddling adventures await as you explore a vast and changing landscape, spanning 13,000 years of human history, past 10,000 acres of public lands dedicated to resource conservation in northern Virginia.

Bull Run Marina offers a boat launch for powerboats and cartops launch boats alike. The launch is situated between a pair of wooden docks, and offers easy access into the Occoquan Reservoir. Those wishing to use the launch may purchase a season pass key to the gate.

Tracing a 40-mile route on two tributary waterways of the Chesapeake Bay, paddling adventures await as you explore a vast and changing landscape, spanning 13,000 years of human history, past 10,000 acres of public lands dedicated to resource conservation in northern Virginia. Access with public parking can be found at Occoquan, Fountainhead, Bull Run Marina, Pohick Bay and Bull Run.

Enjoy a beautiful day on the placid waters of Beaverdam Reservoir. For a daily launch fee per vessel, or through the purchase of an annual shore launch pass per vessel, guests can launch their personal car top, hand carry or inflatable paddle craft and non-motorized boats.  Launch points are located at Reservoir Park, Mt. Hope Road and overflow at Reservoir Road. Small electric motors and hand carry boats are permitted.  However, the use of dollies or trailers to launch and parking of trailers is not permitted.  Lifejackets are required on the Beaverdam Reservoir.  Typical pool floats or tow-behind rafts are not permitted. Please see Reservoir Park’s About page for Boating Rules & Regulations and FAQ page to help you prepare for your adventure at Reservoir Park. 

Algonkian offers boat and RV storage space on its property. Pricing is available for both regular and oversized plots. The storage area is located near the park’s boat launch.

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Algonkian’s boat launch is an excellent entry point to explore the Potomac River in nearly any kind of boat - including kayaks, canoes and jon boats, as well as powered boats launched from trailers.