Inboards
I missed that ...
What kind of inboards ?
Outdrives, pods, or is it the kind with a shaft under the boat ?
I still think Kirby's would work since a lot of the slips are drive on bunk boards.
Water at every slip. Decent sized dock boxes, and some have store rooms.
They do NOT have a boat ramp.
But they do have a lift to put your boat in the water.
When I took mine out, I ran up the creek to a friend's house and used their subdivision ramp.
I heard dry stack CAN drystack anything. But it ain't cheap. But it is NICE.
Needed to dry stack a 30' twin outboard boat at SurfsideMarina. Called them, was told there was one rack available. Went there to look at operation, barn manager was great guy, office staff incompetent. Was told rack was mine, said fine send me the contract. Never heard back, made multiple follow up phone calls, multiple emails, not one response.
Needed to dry stack a 30' twin outboard boat at SurfsideMarina. Called them, was told there was one rack available. Went there to look at operation, barn manager was great guy, office staff incompetent. Was told rack was mine, said fine send me the contract. Never heard back, made multiple follow up phone calls, multiple emails, not one response.
Call Freeport Marina if you still need to drystack your boat.
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