California MacGregors and Ventures
Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2004 6:22 pm
Calling all California MacGregor and Venture owners (and those in Oregon, Nevada, and Arizona too). We are planning a Rendezvous and Cruise for June 18-20, 2004. We are going to rendezvous in the San Joaquin / Sacramento Delta, at Brannan Island State Recreation Area, and from there we have a couple of activities planned. Of course, if you want to come earlier, or stay later, that's fine too. The Delta has lots of water to explore, and it's worth a few extra days if you have the time.
Brannan Island has 30 slips for boats (30' maximum), and a six-lane launch ramp. Launching is $4, with an additional $4 per extra day your trailer is parked in the lot. Slips are $15 per night, but if you are in a slip, your $4 trailer parking fee is waived. The slips are near the bathrooms on shore, and pay showers are available. Slips are NOT reservable, so they are first-come, first-served. The park manager has stated they normally do not fill up, so we might be OK.
For those that prefer to anchor out, there are several good anchorages nearby. This may be an option if the slips do fill up. There is also the option of pulling your boat into an RV campsite ($15 per night), but then you'd have to launch your boat each day.
I am coordinating this activity, but I am not acting as anyone's agent. Everyone is on their own to make their own travel arrangements and reservations.
If you need additional information about the park or this gathering, please contact me at [email protected] or on this forum. I'd also like to get some idea of who is coming, so if you are planning to attend, please be sure to contact me.
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Mark Galbraith
Mac 26x "Offline" (2002)
Oakley, CA
http://www.geocities.com/[email protected] ... /index.htm
Brannan Island has 30 slips for boats (30' maximum), and a six-lane launch ramp. Launching is $4, with an additional $4 per extra day your trailer is parked in the lot. Slips are $15 per night, but if you are in a slip, your $4 trailer parking fee is waived. The slips are near the bathrooms on shore, and pay showers are available. Slips are NOT reservable, so they are first-come, first-served. The park manager has stated they normally do not fill up, so we might be OK.
For those that prefer to anchor out, there are several good anchorages nearby. This may be an option if the slips do fill up. There is also the option of pulling your boat into an RV campsite ($15 per night), but then you'd have to launch your boat each day.
I am coordinating this activity, but I am not acting as anyone's agent. Everyone is on their own to make their own travel arrangements and reservations.
If you need additional information about the park or this gathering, please contact me at [email protected] or on this forum. I'd also like to get some idea of who is coming, so if you are planning to attend, please be sure to contact me.
--
Mark Galbraith
Mac 26x "Offline" (2002)
Oakley, CA
http://www.geocities.com/[email protected] ... /index.htm