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Originally Posted by GusMan
I was also told by NH Fish and Game that the town of Moultonboro was planning to make the parking along the street near Harilla residents only... much like the ramp at the Long Island bridge.
Cheers....
Gusman
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Originally Posted by shore things
Technically speaking Ellacoya and Harilla are both state owned. Ellacoya is owned and maintained by the Dept of Resources and Economic Development and Harilla is what is known as a "road to public waters" owned by NH DOT.
There will be repairs and improvements at Harilla this year. Permit was issued last year. Unfortunately they will not address parking issues. Not sure when they will begin but expect it to be soon based on the chatter lately.
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shore things, as Gusman posted above you (and I have quoted), the town of Moultonboro is planning on making the street parking on the road near Harilla "residents only" so any improvements there that don't include adequate parking for a truck/trailer, are worthless to me. That and the extra distance around the lake to get there (40 minutes more than it currently takes me to get to Ames Farm), means it's really not an option for me. And Ellacoya is useless for me since the state doesn't have a boat launch ramp there and, as far as I know, has no intention in the near future to put one in.
All I can hope for is a swift and favorable resolution to the Ames Farm mess OR that West Alton Marina or Minge Cove have ramps AND adequate parking.