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Houseboats on Eagle Creek Reservoir (Indianapolis, Indiana, USA)

by Robert Deardorff
(Indianapolis, Indiana, USA)

Eagle Creek Resevoir in Indiana, USA

Eagle Creek Resevoir in Indiana, USA

Well, on a houseboat in August, you can party better!


My advice though:

Better be a member of Sea Tow, West Marine (US Boat) or have a reliable marina available.

Why?

A houseboat is a 18-wheeler tractor-trailer on water. If you get stuck, the prop has a rope around it, loss of the rudder, or the engine simply will not work. You will need a tow.

Robert G. Deardorff, USCG Master




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Reply - Answer
Well Robert, I totally agree that houseboats are huge 18 wheelers take require some serious towing capabilities should it breakdown.


Hopefully some of our readers will share and post comments about their Eagle Creek Reservoir houseboat experiences.


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