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Standard Featured & Amenities |
| From years of experience, we know how to equip our
houseboats with all the amenities you will need to
pamper yourself and tame the wilderness. All
houseboats have a refrigerator/freezer, stove, furnace,
hot/cold running water, shower, screened windows,
12-volt outlet, a fully usable upper sun deck, and items
listed below.
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| Charts |
Gas Grill |
Tie Ropes |
Anchor |
| Matches |
Garbage Bags |
Toilet Tissue |
Garbage Can |
| Marine Radio |
Pillows |
Blankets |
Fire Extinguishers |
| CD Player |
AM/FM Radio |
Drinking Water |
Coffee Filters |
| Deck Table and
Chairs - at least one chair per person. Chairs are
the plastic, stacking type. |
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| Life Jackets are supplied one per person.
They are the horseshoe type. Children and adults who
plan on wearing the life jackets all day may prefer to
bring their own which may be more comfortable. |
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the Kitchen: |
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| Pots & Pans |
Frying Pans |
Broiler Pan |
Cake Pan |
| Dinner Plates |
Serving Platters |
Mixing Bowls |
Cookie Sheet |
| Cereal Bowls |
Drinking Glasses |
Coffee Mugs |
Casserole Pans |
| Ice Trays |
Juice Pitcher |
Colander |
Grater |
| Spatula |
Can Opener |
Corkscrew |
Serving Spoons |
| Measuring Cups |
Wire Wisk |
Potato Peeler |
Cutting Board |
| Measuring Spoons |
Flatware |
Steak Knives |
Paring Knife |
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If you need a pan or utensil not listed,
please call. We have a large supply of extra items. |
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A broom, mop, and dustpan are provided
and carpet sweepers on boats with carpet. |
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Comet is the only cleaning product
provided. You may wish to bring your own additional
cleaning supplies. |
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One cooler is supplied, however some
people bring extra coolers for frozen foods or
beverages. |
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| Suggested Items to
Bring |
| Camera |
Extra Film |
Binoculars |
Bug Spray |
| Summer Jacket |
Rain Coat |
Swimsuit |
Sunscreen |
| Fishing Poles |
Tackle Box |
Minnow Bucket |
Fillet Knife |
| Sunglasses |
Landing Net |
Flashlight |
Tissues |
| CD's - all
houseboats have a CD player |
Dish & Bath Soap |
Clothesline Rope |
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Camp saw or hatchet (Chainsaws are not
allowed in the National Park)
Towels and linens or sleeping bags if not purchasing the
linen package.
Cards and games for the evenings or for rainy days.
It is fun to bring plant, bird, star and wildlife
identification books. We have a wide variety of wildlife
and plants in the area you may not have at home. The
stars are quite bright at night as there are not any
lights in the Park making it easy to find various
planets and constellations.
Salt, pepper, spices and all food items if not
purchasing the food package.
Foil and/or saran wrap, paper plates, plastic glasses
and paper towels make fewer dishes to wash.
Towels, toys and chairs for the beach. Rafts, beach
balls, sand toys and any type of outside game are great.
The deck chairs supplied are the stacking plastic type;
some people prefer the lounging ones for the beach.
DVDs if renting a Sunseeker or a Voyagaire (there is no
TV reception in this area).
If your boat has a generator, you may want to bring a
battery charger for your camera or cell phone. Cell
phones will work in some areas. CPAP machines are also
becoming more common. If you require one while on your
houseboat, please call us for more details on battery
packs we have available for rent.
Radios such as XM and Sirius are fun to bring. However,
they put a heavy burden on your houseboat batteries and
will require you to give additional time to the charging
system on board.
Current vaccination records if bringing your pet into
Canada.
Guaranteed check or credit card with $2500.00 available
open credit if not purchasing damage protection.
Fishing boat and motor - if not renting one.
Your Minnesota state fishing license. We do not sell
them here, so pick yours up on your way, or we can
direct you to a place very nearby that does sell
licenses.
First Aid Kit |
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"We were
rookie skippers, but the Voyagaire instructions
made boat operation very easy."
Dave and
Kathy Teague
Fridley, MN
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