Temporary driveway extension ideas?

[the MfM]

We all need spots to park the boat. I have seen some beautiful setups on here!
My current spot is simply at the end of the driveway. In order for my wife to back out of the garage the rear wheels at minimum need to be in the yard.
This creates mud, an unmowable spot, and creates ruts.
Not only that but the kids are showing interest in the basketball hoop that gets blocked by the boat.
Now, i plan to redo the whole driveway but with 7000+ sq ft of drive to do, the house project needs to take priority.
What could i do to extend the driveway temporarily?
Extra kick: wife says no to gravel. My kids take sledgehammers and break cinderbocks just to throw the pieces at stuff around the yard.
Assuming I can keep the sledgehammers and destructive nature at Bay my wife still says gravel is a no-go
Any suggestions appreciated

Dump some gravel or crushed stone and tell the wife it’s the base for pavers you’ll be putting down shortly.

 

[Beachbummer]

If you want something very very temporary, you could use pavers for right under the tires at the final location, and use the rubber draining restaurant mat, or some other temporary material while you put the boat in place.

Are you looking for a solution for 3 months, or for the whole season? How often do you plan to use the boat before you change to the "permanent" solution? Best of Luck!

 

[Speedling]

If you want something very very temporary, you could use pavers for right under the tires at the final location, and use the rubber draining restaurant mat, or some other temporary material while you put the boat in place.

Are you looking for a solution for 3 months, or for the whole season? How often do you plan to use the boat before you change to the "permanent" solution? Best of Luck!

3 months IS my whole season.
This year and next hopefully but for what my driveway costs i could buy a new boat

 

[Beachbummer]

2 years is a long time....10 feet of a trail of pavers for the boat, just placed on top of the ground with minimal prep will totally work for you for cheap, and will move the boat out of the way. 1sqft pavers at my lowes are $1.48. two rows of 14 ft...Less than $50 bucks!!! double or quadruple to taste, still less than $200. Boat's out of the way and you can pull in and out without great pain. It's a temporary solution, so no need to spend $2500 prepping the ground for $200 worth of pavers.... D-U-N Done.

Best of luck however you proceed.

 

[stever40]

How about DG (Decomposed Granite)

 

[Markk]

How about DG (Decomposed Granite)

Sets up hard and can be raked flat at beginning.

 

[Speedling]

Sets up hard and can be raked flat at beginning.

Never heard of it. Time for Google

 

[Markk]

Never heard of it. Time for Google

Sold by 50lb bag at Home Depot