Classic Wide-Cabin Houseboat with Water Slide Near Babbitt, MN

Description

Sleeps 4-6 max
Great for two couples or families
Three double beds
Water slides
Wide cabin style boat
Includes all standard equipment such as Generator Compatible
Getaway Series

At 38 feet, the Mallard and Seagull are the definition of efficient, vintage adventure. They’re not luxury yachts; they’re practical, mobile cabins designed to get you away from the crowds with everything you need right onboard.

The Details
The Aft Deck and Penthouse Deck: You step aboard onto the back deck. This is your staging area. There’s ample room here for your coolers, tackle boxes, and wet gear. It’s the perfect spot to sit on the bench, watch the wake, and leave the stress of the city behind you. It’s also where you’ll see your buddies from the upper deck sling by on the water slide later in your trip…

You’ll want to climb the spiral staircase to the roof. This is your 360-degree observation platform. Use it to scout for rock piles and navigation buoys, watch for eagles, or just lie out a towel and soak up the sun. It’s the best view of the lake.

The Mid-Ship "Bunkhouse": Step through the sliding glass door to find the efficient sleeping quarters. Tucked neatly into the alcove is one set of double-sized bunk beds. These aren't tiny camp cots; they are solid, comfortable beds that maximize space so you can sleep the crew without wasting square footage.

The Head: Just across from the bunks is the marine head. It’s equipped with a toilet and a sink with a pull-out shower sprayer. It’s simple, it’s compact, and it works.

The Kitchen/Galley: On the starboard side, you have a full galley with a propane stove/oven, sink, and refrigerator. Imagine frying up fresh walleye filets right here while looking out the window at the pines.

The Dinette: On the port side is a classic booth dinette. By day, it's the spot for coffee and reviewing the lake map. By night, the table drops down to convert into a full-size double bed, perfect for the night owls of the group.

The Helm and Front Deck: Up at the front of the cabin is the nerve center—The Captain’s Helm. Positioned right by the front deck access, this is where you captain the ship. With the wheel in hand and a clear view of the water ahead, navigation is intuitive and easy. Beyond the helm is the Front Deck, featuring a BBQ and additional seating.

Classic Wide-Cabin Houseboat with Water Slide Near Babbitt, MN