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Mopsymonroe · 07-30-2010, 11:23 AM

Hi everyone ... has been a lot of fun reading these forums for a few months. There's a lot of good, helpful information.

We are looking into several lake properties, and have been considering one of the properties available on Rattlesnake. We understand that the Rattlesnake Island Association has a mainland lot for residents and guests to launch, park and short-term dock. Have been looking on the internet for a little more information on this ... would call one of the realtors but at the moment we'd like to poke around on our own and get the straight dope from any rattlesnake owners. (Having an agent tell us he's never known anyone to have any problems would not quite be an answer, if you know what I mean.)

Are there ever any problems with space availability in season? Are there additional membership/parking fees (in addition to regular association dues)? Winter storage space available for trailered boats?

Any other helpful information is indeed much appreciated.

We haven't purchased a boat yet, either, so whether we go with a rattlesnake property or one on another island, the answers to these questions might help us continue to sort through the decision making process.

Grateful for any shared experiences, Mopsy

07-30-2010, 11:23 AM	#1
Mopsymonroe Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Rattlesnake Island Association Lot Hi everyone ... has been a lot of fun reading these forums for a few months. There's a lot of good, helpful information. We are looking into several lake properties, and have been considering one of the properties available on Rattlesnake. We understand that the Rattlesnake Island Association has a mainland lot for residents and guests to launch, park and short-term dock. Have been looking on the internet for a little more information on this ... would call one of the realtors but at the moment we'd like to poke around on our own and get the straight dope from any rattlesnake owners. (Having an agent tell us he's never known anyone to have any problems would not quite be an answer, if you know what I mean.) Are there ever any problems with space availability in season? Are there additional membership/parking fees (in addition to regular association dues)? Winter storage space available for trailered boats? Any other helpful information is indeed much appreciated. We haven't purchased a boat yet, either, so whether we go with a rattlesnake property or one on another island, the answers to these questions might help us continue to sort through the decision making process. Grateful for any shared experiences, Mopsy