OUR MISSION

Develop, produce and commercialize docks and modular floating systems that are adapted to the needs of our clients  all over the world, while participating in our partner’s development!

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CANDOCK

20 years of continuous growth and success.  Our company is now known as a world leader in engineering, manufacturing, distributing and installing modular floating docks.  And it’s only the beginning!

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CANDOCK RIVERBAY

Candock Riverbay is located in the beautiful Thousand Islands, in Chippewa Bay, NY, directly on the St. Lawrence River.  We are a family owned and operated business that has been in the cottage rental and marina industry for over a decade.

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As owners of residential and commercial waterfront properties, we have extensive experience with many different types of permanent and floating docks.  After dealing with permanent docks that were extremely expensive as well as uncomfortable to get on and off with season water level changes and floating wood docks that did not hold up to the elements and needed constant maintenance and repair, we began searching for alternative docking solutions.  We wanted a dock that was maintenance free with no boards to seal, stain or rot, adjusted with changing water levels, easily assembled, stable, aesthetically appealing and ecologically friendly.  After walking on a section of a Candock, we knew we had finally found what we were looking for!  Best of all, because of its modular nature, if you want to make your dock wider or longer or change configurations, you can do so easily.

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As a distributor and installer of Candock, we are proud to sell a product that we not only believe in, but have personally invested in.  Whether you are looking for a small floating dock for your residence or have a large scale commercial job, we would enjoy the chance to talk about your project and see if we can provide a docking solution that would fit all your needs.  From anchoring your dock, to ramps, to low freeboard docks and PWC ports, Candock has solutions to make the most out of your waterfront.

The Thousand Islands Regional Dock is able to host a wide scale of vessels – from tall ships to yachts, tugboats to cruise ships. The Thousand Islands Regional Dock and Clayton Cruise Ship Terminal is a U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Coast Guard Certified 105c Port of Entry.

Recent visitors to Clayton include; tall ships – Lynx, Roseway, Fair Jeanne, Highlander Sea, yachts – Freedom, Blue Moon, Lady Sandals, Unity and Battered Bull, tugboats – Robinson Bay, Performance and Commodore Straits and the cruise ship Pearl Mist.

Wagoner Pontoon Rentals provides a range of rental options for you and your family to enjoy your stay on the St. Lawrence River.  We have 3 models to choose from (2022 Sweetwater with 115 HP engine, 2017 Sweetwater with 90 HP engine and 2017 Premier with 90 HP engine).  Our pontoon boats can comfortably hold between 10 and 12 adults.  You will not find a rental on the river like one of ours, so why not enjoy your stay in the Thousand Islands with a Wagoner Pontoon Rental and travel in style.  Cancellation policy is available and fully refunded if notice is given 10 days prior to rental date.  Hours of operation are from 8am to 6pm.  We provide dockage if you need it for the rental period as well as parking for one vehicle.  Rentals are not equipped for skiing or towing of any kind.

Pontoons have the following upon arrival……..

• 12 Life jackets along with all the safety equipment to meet coast guard regulations.
• Ropes, bumpers and an anchor with 150 feet of line.
• A full tank of fuel, you fill it back up when you return it.  That way you pay for the fuel you use.
• A stereo that is has Bluetooth and Ipod/smart phone capabilities.
• A St. Lawrence River chart (although if not familiar with the river I would recommend you download a GPS to your smart phone or handheld computer).  NAVIONICS is a very user friendly one that I like to use.  Get the marine and lakes version and you wont be disappointed as it makes for a more comfortable and safe way to navigate the river.