Best kid marina??

Descant · 04-01-2014, 11:26 PM

First, if you don't have the right place, call us. We would be happy to sit on your boat and sip your cocktails while you play with your kids.
Second, this is a perfect age to teach kids boating skills and responsibility, navigating, hauling up the anchor, "wax on, wax off, how to dock between two other boats at the Weirs, where all the ice cream places are that have docks nearby.
Third, you're going to put your kids in a marina? And rob them of eight weeks of overnight summer camp? Think of all the kids they can play with.

I understand from friends that Spinnaker Cove is k,id friendly. I think you can walk to the Weirs from Akwa. From Fay's, Silver Sands and Mountain View YC you can walk to a beach, Sawyer's Ice Cream and Meadowbrook. I suspect the"condo/clubs"" are a little better for kids since they are more focused on social activities instead of running a marina/business.

04-01-2014, 11:26 PM	#2
Descant Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Merrimack and Welch Island Posts: 4,458 Thanks: 1,376 Thanked 1,652 Times in 1,080 Posts	Kids & marinas First, if you don't have the right place, call us. We would be happy to sit on your boat and sip your cocktails while you play with your kids. Second, this is a perfect age to teach kids boating skills and responsibility, navigating, hauling up the anchor, "wax on, wax off, how to dock between two other boats at the Weirs, where all the ice cream places are that have docks nearby. Third, you're going to put your kids in a marina? And rob them of eight weeks of overnight summer camp? Think of all the kids they can play with. I understand from friends that Spinnaker Cove is k,id friendly. I think you can walk to the Weirs from Akwa. From Fay's, Silver Sands and Mountain View YC you can walk to a beach, Sawyer's Ice Cream and Meadowbrook. I suspect the"condo/clubs"" are a little better for kids since they are more focused on social activities instead of running a marina/business.