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Ya know it gets 20+ below zero here in the winter. Brrrrrrrrr! Oh yea and the water freezes, that might be a problem. If you are just wanting to liveaboard during the sailing season Monroe Harbor is your best bet and most affordable, I know cans are available. You will be on a mooring can, but they have a good tender service pizza delivery A Binkys liquor store that will deliver to the marina. You will defiantly want a dinghy, so you don't have to depend on the tender service to get you ashore as well as a good battery charging system. If I didn't have 2 dogs I would liveaboard in the summer I work about 2 blocks away. Chicago Harbors - Westrec Marinas
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Thanks again everyone. The farther from the city the better It is nice to know there are year round liveaboard marinas there. I live by lake erie in PA right now. All boats have to be out of the water by October.
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just our of curiosity, how much does it cost a month to moor on a can in chicago. Sounds like a really fun summer.
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Year Round Liveaboard?

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in your last post, you specify "year round". None of the marinas I am aware of in IL are year-round. NorthPoint is April - Oct, sometimes Nov. City of Chicago I believe open May 1.
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