Boat docks in Langley

Langley sits at the western end of Pensacola Dam, mostly in Mayes County with a sliver in Craig County. It had 606 residents at the 2020 census. The town was laid out in 1937, while the dam was going up, and later promoted itself to lake visitors. GRDA's Ecosystems and Education Center, opened in 2010, is in Langley near the dam, and GRDA's private dock application lists a Langley post office box for mail.

What do Langley-area owners need?

• Docks for the deep water closer to the dam
• Heavier anchoring for docks exposed to open water
• Lifts for larger cruisers and wake boats
• Flotation and frame repair on long-standing docks

Close to GRDA

Being near GRDA's offices doesn't change the rules, but it makes questions easier. GRDA's lake permitting office takes questions at lakepermits@grda.com or (918) 256-0852. For retaining walls, riprap or a boat ramp on your lot, there's a separate GRDA application, and work below 745 feet also needs a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Section 404 review.

Services in Langley

• New floating docksNew floating docks laid out for your cove, your boats and GRDA's reach limits.
• Boat lifts and PWC liftsLifts for runabouts, wake boats, pontoons and personal watercraft, plus lift repair.
• Dock repair and flotationSinking or listing docks, rusted frames, loose anchors, walkways and wiring fixes.
• Dock relocation and transfersMoving a dock to deeper water or a new lot, and getting a dock ready for a sale.
• Dock decking replacementNew wood, composite or aluminum decking on a sound dock frame.

Nearby areas

• Grove
• Ketchum
• Disney