Blog from Your Houseboating Experts

Earth Day is a day to celebrate, and that got us thinking...how can we help? This post is about what we're doing to help our planet, and what you can do on your houseboat vacations to impact our Earth in a positive way in order to conserve our favorite destinations for many years to come. Click to learn more

Although there is no bad season for hiking at Lake Powell, the cool air and quiet waters of spring seems to provide the perfect playground for those hoping to experience the beauty of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area by foot. Be sure to take advantage of this ideal season by educating yourself on – and journeying through – some of the most sought after treks at the lake. Click to learn more

The oil industry is booming in northern United States as a result of the Bakken formation which occupies about 200,000 square miles over parts of western North Dakota and eastern Montana, as well as southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba in Canada. Folks in these areas deserve an adventurous getaway. Luck has it, we have an array of options nearby; each location offering a uniquely exciting experience that is sure to be unforgettable. Click to learn more

The houseboating pros reveal their secrets and let you in on some tips and tricks to have you houseboating like a pro. The ideas listed in the following blog are planet and wallet friendly, but there are many ways to get creative and have fun while planning the details of your houseboat vacation. Click to learn more

Planning and preparing your meals for a houseboat vacation can be quite a task. Where simplicity is key, organization is necessary long before you head out on the water. In this post, we've included a few tips and tricks that will help you get out of the kitchen, and back out on the water without sacrificing flavors sure to satisfy the entire herd. Click to learn more

Whether it be a cellular, digital, or a film camera - don't forget to bring it along on your houseboat vacation...and use it! Click to learn more

"I'm booooored!!!!" 2 cringe-worthy words that no one wants to hear on a vacation, whether it's from your child or your travel companions. Lots of people ask us "Will I be bored on the water for several days with nothing to do?" My answer is always that houseboating is a "choose your own adventure" kind of experience and you can make it as busy or as lazy as you want. Click to learn more

Houseboat beaching or anchoring techniques will vary with each location, but generally, it's a mooring process in which you pull the houseboat up to the shoreline and secure it to shore with land anchors or stakes and ropes. We've outlined the basic procedure of mooring a houseboat in this post to better prepare you for your trip. Click to learn more

Did you know there are different levels, or classes, of houseboats? From small and inexpensive to massive and luxurious, there are many options so you can choose the best houseboat to fit you and your group. In this post, we'll tell you what makes a houseboat "economy class" and why they may be the perfect option for you and your group. Click to learn more

The houseboat you choose for your vacation will most likely depend on several factors, including: size, budget, and desired amenities. Consider the tips in this post when choosing a houseboat for you and your group. Click to learn more