Lake Toys:

2 Paddleboards

2 Kayaks

Various Floaties

Lillypad (big giant floatie)

 

Jet Ski:

• Wear a life jacket.
• Key lanyard must be attached to life jacket.
• No Wake Zone (≈ 5 mph): 150’ from shore, docks, swimmers and non-motorized boats.
• 9:30a until 1 hr before sunset.
• Know marine regulations and right-of-way.
• Under 18 must have a Watercraft Operators Permit (recommended for everyone though).

 

Ski Boat:

• Let Jan or I know if you want to ski, wakeboard or wake surf.
• If you are an experienced ski boat operator you’re welcome to pull people.
• Make sure to check fuel level.

 

Lake Day Sauna

Yep, this can be great even on hot summer lake days.

If not currently on it may take 15-30 minutes to heat up. This can be done on the panel in the commons or we can do it from our phone.

We usually set it to about 80°c (176°f) for guests who may be new to sauna, but we can set it to anywhere from about 60°c (140°f) to 120°c (248°f). FWIW, we typically do 90°c (194°f). Note that the thermostat in our sauna is about 10°c low so set to 184°f results in 194°f.

The rotary knob is for ventilation. About 12 o’clock works well for most groups.

General routine is;

• Shower.
• 10-15 minutes in sauna hot room.
• Don’t forget to pour a ladle of water on the stones a time or two.
• Jump in the lake! (It’s not a bad idea to wrap your dry off towel around you to keep as much heat in as possible.)
• Rest
• Repeat as often as you want.

Pick a towel color – we have two of each – one to sit on and one to dry off with.

Typically sauna is done nude. Yep, by everyone together. 

Please wash off any lotions before entering the sauna and sit on a towel.

More for those interested: Intro To Sauna.