Looking for a lake to call your own?
Rocky Ridge is just the place you've been trying to find!
Where can we waterski today?
It's Saturday afternoon and you're about to hook up
the boat and head out to the lake. Sounds like a great idea as long as you don't get
seasick. All the other boats will be zipping around making huge rollers for your skiing
enjoyment. Barefooting
will be out of the question.
Is there anywhere to ski where you can get good water and not have to worry about being
run over by another boat?
Rocky Ridge Waterski Club was formed to provide an alternative to the public lakes. A place where you can have a fun, safe, and uncrowded waterskiing experience. We offer a unique opportunity to be one of only ten members on a private lake located just north of Fort Collins, Colorado.
Rocky Ridge is an excellent place to work on your waterskiing skills; slalom, wakeboard, tricks or even barefoot! It's also a great place to teach beginning waterskiers. and, best of all, you can come out on Saturday afternoon and still get great water!
How does this work?
We only allow TEN memberships. Each membership allows the use of one boat. Several people can split the cost of a membership.
Members may bring up to four guests with them to the lake. Special events may be arranged with the club manager.
Once at the lake, only one boat may operate at any time. Each membership gets a 20 minute rotation if others are waiting. You can use your time for any waterskiing activity.
Tell me more:
The slalom course will be available early in April, conditions permitting. It will stay in the water through the end of September.
While some lakes are drawn down by irrigation demands, Rocky Ridge does not fluctuate significantly. The lake level is typically within one or two feet all season.
What about camping?
This year we have secured approval
from
Larimer County to allow camping at
Rocky Ridge. The
county permit will allow
camp sites for self contained campers only.
Campers cannot remain at the site all
summer, they must be removed after each
visit. We will provide a dump station and a
cistern for non-potable water. Campsites
are under development and will be
available this year.
What does it cost?
ACTIVITY |
MAXIMUM MEMBERSHIPS |
COST PER YEAR |
Waterskiing |
10 |
$1,300 |
Fishing |
25 |
$350.00 |
Camping |
TBD |
TBD |
Membership dues are payable in advance
How do I sign up?
Every spring Rocky Ridge accepts applications for membership. Prior members have priority until March 1. After that, the remaining memberships are open on a first come basis.
Memberships run from April 1 through September 30
For more information call or write:
Mike Moreng at (970) 221-4868
Rocky Ridge is a secured site. Please call to make an appointment if you would like to visit the lake. All members will be provided with a gate combination. Unescorted guests are not allowed. Here's how to find us:
We're looking forward to another great year.
SEE YOU AT THE LAKE!
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