Blog from Your Houseboating Experts

The top 10 things you don't want to forget to bring on your houseboat vacation. Click to learn more

Whether you're a seasoned boater or a first timer, safety is always a priority to ensure the best experience for you and your group. Click to learn more

Is houseboating still fun with lower water levels? In short...ABSOLUTELY!! Click to learn more

The Rideau Canal is a canal that spans over 200 km's long in Ottawa Ontario, Canada. It runs from Ottawa to Kingston, and is said to be "Ontario's best kept secret." There's something for everyone on the Rideau: fishing, wildlife, hiking, cycling, paddling, As well as canal towns with shopping, golfing, restaurants, and dining. Click to learn more

As your houseboating agents, we like to think we know what we're talking about while we prepare you for your own houseboat adventures. We've each had our own houseboating experiences, but recently we went on a team trip to Lake Powell. The following article is a little about our experience. Click to learn more

Why come to Lake Ouachita? Because there are a lot of things to do that you can only do and see here! In the middle of Arkansas’s Ouachita National Forest, you will find the state’s largest lake scattered with over 210 islands surrounded by 975 miles of tree-lined shores. Click to learn more

What happens when your friendly neighborhood houseboat agents visit Lake Cumberland in Kentucky? Click to learn more

There’s no better time to plan your next trip than when you’re gathered with family and friends over the holidays. The best gift is quality time together, and something to look forward to! Click to learn more

Cruise your houseboat between the towering volcanic basalt cliffs that rise 500 feet above the water. The deep and crystal blue water is perfect for kayaking, waterskiing, paddling, or just jumping straight off the houseboat for a swim. Click to learn more

Lake Shasta is the third largest body of water in the state of California. The 365 miles of deep blue shoreline are beautifully framed by tall evergreens. Mount Shasta’s peak looms in the background, creating a picturesque scene you might see in a Bob Ross painting. Click to learn more