Welcome to Little Gull Marina!

Well it looks like we’re in for a bit of a rainy, cool weekend.  At least compared to the weather we had at the beginning of the week!
We’re good and busy getting boats ready and feeding the bugs so looking forward to have some company up here so the bugs can be distracted by some fresh blood 🙂
Next time you’re up, stop by and check out the updates that have been going on over the past month.
Enjoy the weekend and Happy Mother’s Day!

Marina updates

Well Spring seems to have officially sprung…hopefully for good!
The trilliums opened this weekend and as always that means the blackflies are out in full force making boat cleaning lots of fun for our girls back there.
The past 3 weeks were spent building new dock slips that we hope will be more stable and nicer for loading and unloading the boats every weekend!
Check out our sales section for kayaks, boats, seadoo ramps, docks and more!  We can also get you set up with a brand new toy if that is on the wishlist for this summer.

Rachel Shewfelt is offering a day camp this summer at the community center.  We will also add the link to our home page for future reference and more info http://mississaugalakedayca.wix.com/home

Finally, just another friendly reminder that we do need 2 weeks (14 days) notice to make sure that we have your boat ready to go for you.
Also, the Canadian May long weekend this year is May 17-20 NOT the 24th.

Enjoy this beautiful weather and don’t forget to spoil all the moms out there on Sunday!

As you can see, the ice is still hanging on.  Despite the somewhat warm sun, we’re still getting down below zero at night and barely above zero during the day.  The rain last week helped the ice out a bit but its pretty stubborn this year.  The water is exceptionally high and the roads are soft so be careful if you’re heading up this way….the little cars might have trouble!

Also, check out the links on the right side of our website for some neat projects for the kids this summer.  Easy and fun to do while they’re up at the lake.

The ice is still hanging on