WIRELESS INTERNET HAS ARRIVED

April 21, 2010

Charles Mill Marina has gone wireless. In response to the overwhelming demand for wireless internet from our dockers, we are now proud to offer Wi-Fi internet access to all dockers at Charles Mill Marina as well as campers at both the main Charles Mill Campground and Eagle Point Campground.

The service is available now, to activate it please stop in and see us inside Charles Mill Marina. All you will need to get set up is a computer capable of receiving wireless internet signals.

Wireless internet is just one of the many new exciting services and activities that we are introducing for the summer of 2010. Stay tuned to CharlesMillMarina.com for the latest in our roll-out.

Yearly Pass	$49.99	$.27 a day
Monthly Pass	$29.99	$1.00 a day
Weekly Pass	$19.99	$2.71 a day

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I reside at Eagle point and paid for the yearly pass wireless service on 4/26/2010. As of last weekend, there is still no service available to Eagle Point! When will this be available?

Marty Schimel at 12:04pm EDT - June 8, 2010

I'm in campground and i pick it up ok ,But I'm also up by 430 i take my laptop out on my boat its great . Great deal , it makes the wife happy she can facebook.

mark at 4:23pm EDT - May 18, 2010

I took my lap top down today I got one bar at the cabin out side at the picknick table will you let me try it

chuck deter at 9:09pm EDT - May 3, 2010

Dan, Ron and Randy,
It is coming to Pleasant Hill also. It should be yet this month or early May. Thanks.

Bob Schraedly at 9:07am EDT - April 25, 2010

Hey Bob, looks like there is a demand at PH too. I'd signup.

Dan Gesing at 6:12pm EDT - April 22, 2010

Great question. I would also be interested in wireless at Pleasant Hill Marina.

Ron Snow at 9:42pm EDT - April 21, 2010

Are there any plans on offering wireless at Pleasant Hill also? We camp and dock and would be interesting in wireless internet.

Randy Wright at 9:24pm EDT - April 21, 2010