Marco Island 38 ft Launching

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03-02-2016 | 12:17 PM

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ToMorrow44

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Originally Posted by mummaiv

I am not sure what size boat you are planning on launching, but the parking spots accommodate the "normal" size trailers. I would suggest having a buddy go park the truck and trailer at another location or plan on double parking, which on weekends gets pretty busy.

Yeah thats what I was concerned about. I have a 27ft boat, but with my longbed superduty, the whole thing is about 60ft long. What about weekdays?

03-02-2016 | 12:31 PM

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mummaiv

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I normally only go past on the weekends, so I am no good on that question.

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Yeah thats what I was concerned about. I have a 27ft boat, but with my longbed superduty, the whole thing is about 60ft long. What about weekdays?

03-02-2016 | 12:52 PM

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Bobthebuilder

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Originally Posted by mummaiv

I normally only go past on the weekends, so I am no good on that question.

There is a lot of parking and you should be fine on most weekdays but it is in season. It is a rare day when during the week you cannot get a spot. Normally with a trailer for 27' boat you would be fine but the length of your truck may be a problem. I don't imagine you want to unhitch the trailer for one parking spot and truck in another. You may have to get a bit creative on how you park. With my Nor Tech I just get launched and the truck and trailer leaves. They will ticket you if you park on the grass shoulder as was done in the past.

Bob

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