Calling it a season

[Blueone]

What's going on there? Ownership has changed hands 3 times in the past year...

As far as Crew's Nest, we're keeping it just for the kids & company, when it's just the 2 of us we're at B-Dock unless we don't get there in time for a decent spot... Then we try Crew's Nest &/or PIBYC. If we can't get into any of those 3 places we head to Seaway on KI!

we are in Millers every trip

 

[Blueone]

I feel the same way regarding the homes they are building on leased land, and we enjoy marina life. The existing pool has always been open to marina members, but with a limited amount of available memberships. I think it has been sold out for years. The new homes they are building will have an additional pool constructed and I think there is a significant number of marina members who have sold their boats and are purchasing homes. I'm assuming that rather than belonging to two pools, these new homeowners are dropping the membership in the old pool and plan on utilizing the new one which is opening up memberships. Time will tell whether these homes create a bigger problem for BP or not.

I also questioned Crews Nest regarding the rate increase, however they haven't changed the rate for years even during construction of the second pool. I enjoy it there and it provides a relief from the downtown area in addition to a restaurant that offers more than just fried food. Plus, the golf carts are the best!

we joined PIBYC a few years ago. We like it 10x better then Crews. Great food at a reasonable price...very friendly people. Some great rendevous we have been on with them. For us it's just a better fit.

 

[kindredspirit]

I've never docked at Millers but I've heard good things about it. At least you have some protection back in there. Actually we are usually either at Crews, the public docks, or we get a mooring ball. We spent 4 days on the moorings for Bash on the Bay last year. Everything else was sold out when we got there on Tuesday so we didn't have much of a choice. We brought the dinghy with us and had a blast.

 

[Blueone]

I've never docked at Millers but I've heard good things about it. At least you have some protection back in there. Actually we are usually either at Crews, the public docks, or we get a mooring ball. We spent 4 days on the moorings for Bash on the Bay last year. Everything else was sold out when we got there on Tuesday so we didn't have much of a choice. We brought the dinghy with us and had a blast.

Nice thing at Millers is you can barbeque which we do alot for dinner...not so easy at Crews and Public. Also there is a pavilion and some great regulars... its turned out to be a place we meet to hangout with friends that were coming there anyway

 

[Pirate Lady]

we joined PIBYC a few years ago. We like it 10x better then Crews. Great food at a reasonable price...very friendly people. Some great rendevous we have been on with them. For us it's just a better fit.