Help finding mooring/slip

[Winnipesaukee Divers]

Come on over to the Wolfeboro Corinthian Yacht Club (WCYC). They have moorings available and are expanding the docks to add more slips too. True, you have to be a member there to take advantage of the facilities, but they do a have a trial membership, where they will rent to you (at the going rate) for a year to try out the club. I did and ended up staying for 28 years and a real pleasure to belong to such a great organization.

It's a premiere facility on the lake, located in the heart of America's Oldest Resort Town. Stop by and check them out.

Here is a link to their web site: http://wcyc-nh.com/

[secondcurve]

Originally Posted by Winnipesaukee Divers

Come on over to the Wolfeboro Corinthian Yacht Club (WCYC). They have moorings available and are expanding the docks to add more slips too. True, you have to be a member there to take advantage of the facilities, but they do a have a trial membership, where they will rent to you (at the going rate) for a year to try out the club. I did and ended up staying for 28 years and a real pleasure to belong to such a great organization.

It's a premiere facility on the lake, located in the heart of America's Oldest Resort Town. Stop by and check them out.

Here is a link to their web site: http://wcyc-nh.com/

It is hard for me to understand how WCYC makes sense. You pay $15,450.00 for a membership and $500 in annual fees and then $65.00 a foot for your boat slip. The location is certainly top shelf but beyond that it seems overpriced. Why not just go up the street to Goodhue? There always seem to be slips for rent there.

[Water Camper]

I grabbed the phone number this weekend. It's 617-799-5557. If you call, tell them their neighbor Sue gave you the number.
Sue