Dikes are used to protect human lives and properties from flooding and overflow. The design of dikes is often based on two-dimensional (2D) drawings. Recently, building Information Modeling (BIM), which utilizes digitization and parametric technology, has presented its effectiveness in three-dimensional (3D) visualization and data storage/acquisition to support design, construction, and maintenance for building projects. To enhance the design quality of dikes, this research investigates the feasibility of applying BIM to the design of a dike project that is located on Touqian river basin. This feasibility study includes four major parts: (1) integrating BIM with digital terrain data, (2) using BIM to support design activities, (3) using BIM to output design drawings, and (4) applying BIM to generate budget documents. Overall, this investigation concludes that it is beneficial to apply BIM to support several design activities for a dike design project. The advantages of using BIM include information storage/acquisition, 3D visualization, 4D simulation and quantity take-off, and so on. Notably however, these benefits are identified by considering BIM as only a supportive role or an information exchange platform, and the design decisions still highly rely on designers' experience.