Lake Hartwell, SC & GA
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About the Lake
Straddling the South Carolina–Georgia border, Lake Hartwell is one of the most celebrated lakes in the American Southeast — a 56,000-acre reservoir with 962 miles of pristine shoreline, a legendary bass fishery, and a warmth that keeps families returning year after year.
The lake has hosted Bassmaster Classics, MLF Bass Pro Tour events, and collegiate championships that draw the world's best anglers. But it's equally beloved by families who come for the swimming coves, the boat days, and the kind of unhurried summer that feels rare everywhere else.
Our lakefront homes put you right in the middle of it all — private docks, sweeping water views, and everything you need to make the most of every day on the lake.

Our Homes
Every Basecamp Getaways home on Lake Hartwell is vetted for location, dock quality, and guest experience. Private docks, sweeping lake views, and keyless entry on every property.
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World-Class Fishing
Lake Hartwell has hosted Bassmaster Classics, MLF Bass Pro Tour events, and collegiate championships. With 56,000 acres of clear, structure-rich water and healthy populations of largemouth, spotted bass, striped bass, hybrid stripers, crappie, and catfish — this is a bucket-list fishery, and your dock puts you on it.
Species Guide
Lake Hartwell is a multi-species fishery. Whether you're chasing tournament-grade largemouth, hard-fighting stripers, or a cooler of crappie for the fish fry, this lake delivers.
The king of Hartwell. Legendary populations that attract top pros. Structure, docks, and creek channels hold fish year-round. Prime in spring spawn and fall feed-up.
Hartwell's "spots" stack up in deep, clear water and hit finesse presentations hard. Drop shots, shaky heads, and Ned rigs excel.
The SC state record — 59+ lbs — came from Hartwell. Stripers roam main lake channels following blueback herring and shad. Live bait and big swimbaits are the ticket.
Pound-for-pound the most exciting fight in Hartwell. "Wipers" boil on baitfish at the surface in fall mornings and hit spoons aggressively. Abundant and willing.
Excellent crappie around brush piles, docks, and timber. Spring spawns are productive off points and in coves. Perfect for kids and light-tackle days off the dock.
Channel and flathead cats are abundant in Hartwell's deep holes and river channels. Night fishing from the dock with cut bait produces consistently all summer.
Monthly Fishing Tips — June 2026
Early summer on Hartwell means bass transitioning out of post-spawn and into summer patterns. Here's exactly what to throw, where, and on what setup — with rod recommendations from our partners at Denali Rods.
Tournament Calendar
Lake Hartwell is one of the most active tournament venues in the Southeast — hosting everyone from MLF pros to college anglers and local club circuits. Come watch, or plan your stay around the action.
Two-day striper tournament. One of the premier striper events in the region, Lake Hartwell, SC.
First-ever MLF Bass Pro Tour event on Lake Hartwell. World's best pros. Daily weigh-ins at Green Pond Landing, Seneca, SC.
First 2026 BFL qualifying event on Lake Hartwell. Club-level anglers competing for points toward the Regional Championship.
Hundreds of elite college anglers competing for $25,000+ in prizes. Anderson, SC. Part of the Association of Collegiate Anglers series.
Second BFL qualifying event on Lake Hartwell. Weigh-in and results posted on MLF website.
Four days of Elite Series competition. Daily 7am takeoffs, 3pm weigh-ins at Green Pond Landing, Anderson, SC. Free to spectate.
Lake Hartwell selected to host the 2026 B.A.S.S. Nation Championship. Top grassroots anglers competing for a berth in the Bassmaster Elite Series. Exact dates TBA.
Four-day team competition closing out the 2026 Bassmaster season. December 4–7, Lake Hartwell.
The Super Bowl of bass fishing is headed to Hartwell. The Bassmaster Classic brings tens of thousands of fans, national television coverage, and the world's best anglers to Green Pond Landing. Stay tuned for dates.
Local Tournament Scene
Lake Hartwell has one of the most active local tournament communities in the Southeast. Dates are announced via Facebook — follow these pages for the latest schedules and registration info.
One of the lake's premier local tournament series. Competitive draws and solid payouts — check their Facebook page for 2026 event dates and entry info.
Find on Facebook →Faith-based fishing tournaments open to all. Hartwell hosts multiple Fishers of Men events throughout the year. Great community atmosphere and competitive fishing.
Fishers of Men Website →Regional trail featuring multiple Hartwell stops throughout the season. Some of the most competitive club-level fishing in the Carolinas. Check their schedule for Lake Hartwell dates.
CATT Upstate Website →The local Hartwell tackle shop runs their own tournament series and posts all events on Facebook. Also a great source for lake conditions and what's biting right now.
Big'N Outdoors Facebook →The most active local fishing communities on Hartwell — tournament announcements, live reports, and local intel posted daily. Join all four to stay up to date.
⚠️ Local tournament dates change frequently. Always confirm via the Facebook pages above before planning travel around a specific event.
Fishing Guides
Whether you're a first-timer or a tournament vet looking for local intel, a Lake Hartwell guide puts you on fish faster. These are the best on the water.
USCG-licensed guide Rick Dodd runs a fully equipped bass boat with live scope and top electronics. Pro-level experience for anglers of any skill level.
Professional tournament angler with Bassmaster and MLF credentials. Bass boat trips (up to 3) or pontoon outings (up to 6) for families and groups.
Local Lake Hartwell guide with deep knowledge of the lake's best bass structure. Follow his Facebook page for lake updates, tournament results, and available trip dates.
25+ years on Lake Hartwell. Based in Anderson, SC. Morning and evening striper trips for up to four. The go-to for trophy stripers.
Premier Lake Hartwell fishing guide specializing in striped and largemouth bass across all seasons and conditions.
Compare all Lake Hartwell fishing charters, read verified reviews, check availability, and book online. Half-day trips from ~$250. Good for comparing options side by side.
Live Conditions
Data fetched live from USGS Water Resources (Site 02185000 — Seneca River, updated every 15 minutes). For full pool elevation, visit USACE Lake Hartwell.
Georgia Outdoor News publishes monthly Lake Hartwell reports from local guides. Most reliable region-specific source available.
Read Latest →Updated weekly with current Lake Hartwell patterns, bait recommendations, and seasonal notes.
Weekly Report →Community-sourced reports and interactive lake maps to target the right structure by season.
Community Reports →Daily angler-submitted reports from Lake Hartwell. Check what's actively biting before you head out or book a guide.
Daily Reports →Official South Carolina DNR freshwater fishing trend reports and regulation updates for Lake Hartwell.
Official SCDNR →US Army Corps of Engineers page for Lake Hartwell pool elevation, outflow data, and recreation status.
USACE Data →On the Water
Don't have a boat? No problem. These rental companies and tour operators have you covered — from wake surf lessons to pontoon cruises and jet skis. ★ Recommended spots are closest to our Lavonia, Martin, Toccoa & Hartwell homes.

Family-owned marina at 1476 Harbor Light Marina Rd, Lavonia GA — just off I-85 on the GA/SC line. Lake Hartwell's largest fleet of rental deck & pontoon boats, plus slip rentals, fuel, and Tilly's Tiki Bar & Grill on-site for waterfront dining.

Premier full-service marina at 149 Hartwell Marina Rd, Hartwell GA. Pontoon rentals ($300–$540/day), wet slips up to 70', dry-stack storage, fuel dock, ship's store, and the Boathouse Grill for lakeside dining.

Pontoon boat & jet ski rentals, lake toys (tubes & wakeboards), boat sales and repairs at 1357 Beasley Rd, Lavonia GA. Open daily until 8pm — a great family day-rental option close to the GA-side homes.

Captain Russell runs private pontoon charters (up to 6 guests) from the Lavonia / Tugaloo State Park area. Sunset cruises, lake-history tours, swim-cove stops, and shuttles to Tilly's Tiki Bar — he'll pick you up right at your dock in Lavonia, Martin, or Toccoa.

Pro wake surf & wakeboard coaching on Lake Hartwell. Flat-rate lessons — grab a group of friends and share the time. Your boat: $200/hr (2-hr minimum). Their boat: $300/hr (half-day minimum). Fill out the online waiver before your session.

Boats delivered to your ramp on Lake Hartwell — free delivery to Twelve Mile Recreation Ramp. Sun Tracker party-barge pontoon from $450/day, Sea Hunt ski boat from $500/day, and a 15-passenger Godfrey tritoon; multi-day rates from ~$2,900/week. Tubes & kneeboards +$40/day. Renters must be 25+.
Boat rentals, fuel, and the Splash Island inflatable water park — slides, towers, hurdles, and obstacle courses floating on the lake. Great for families with kids. Seasonal.
Browse and compare all Lake Hartwell boat rentals from $40/hour — pontoons, ski boats, wake boats, and captained charters. Read reviews and book online instantly.
Local Guide

Outstanding BBQ. The loaded brisket chips are a must — don't skip them. Fan favorite for post-lake dinners.

On-water dining at its best. Pet friendly, great burgers and wings, and the best lake-day atmosphere on the GA side.

Old-school fish camp. Fried catfish and hushpuppies that will ruin you for everywhere else. Cash only, absolutely worth it.

Authentic Mexican cuisine with a legendary salsa bar. Usually packed — that should tell you something.

Start your morning right. Large portions, great biscuits, and a solid burger for lunch. A Lavonia staple — great before a morning on the water.

Local craft beers brewed in-house. Relaxed taproom, rotating tap list, and a great wind-down spot after a full lake day.

Best homemade desserts in the area, plus great sandwiches for lunch between activities.

Casual Italian spot. The pizza is kid-approved and the calzones are generous. Easy family night out that always delivers.

Best coffee in the area. Cozy local stop — grab your morning cup before a 6am boat launch.

Upscale Southern fine dining in a historic Lavonia home (30 Baker St). Crafted steaks, a standout brunch, and the Old 18th wine bar. The spot for a special occasion.

Casual American grill known for prime rib and hand-cut steaks, with a dog-friendly covered patio. Easy lunch or dinner for groups (95 Owens Dr).
Rustic local barbecue — hickory-smoked pork, brisket, ribs, and burnt ends with five house sauces. Lunch and early dinner (1288 E Main St).

Great American fare, fun cocktails, and a welcoming atmosphere. Hartwell's go-to for date nights and family dinners.

Local brews and solid bar food. Great spot to end your lake day before heading back to the house.

Exceptional pasta and a Greek salad worth the drive to Hartwell alone. Cozy spot in a great downtown location.

Ice cream, bakery, and coffee shop in one. An easy yes after dinner or any morning on the water.

Fun local BBQ stop. Laid-back, casual, and honest barbecue worth adding to your rotation.

Waterfront bar & grill at Sun Life Marina (149 Hartwell Marina Dr). Cooked-to-order lunch and dinner with live music — pull up by boat or by car.

Locally owned American-fusion spot blending comfort food with global street flavors — Mediterranean chicken, jambalaya fettuccine. Lunch and dinner downtown (107 N Forest Ave).

Downtown deli and specialty market — made-to-order sandwiches, homemade baked goods, and a coffee shop. A great breakfast or lunch stop (50 N Forest Ave).
Rustic-chic downtown Anderson spot serving Southern comfort food with a modern twist. One of the most popular dinner spots in the city.
Every dish crafted fresh in-house, blending local flavors with coastal inspirations. Located on N Main St, Anderson — a local favorite.
Upscale American fare in downtown Anderson. Fresh, quality ingredients with an extensive wine list. Dress it up a bit.

Waterfront fine dining at Portman Marina (1629 Marina Rd) — fresh seafood, prime beef, and a full Nami sushi bar. Dinner Tue–Sat with a lake view.

Cozy café and wine bar with locally roasted coffee and an approachable daytime menu (110 E Benson St). Breakfast and lunch, Mon–Sat 8am–3pm.

Farm-to-table spot famous for wood-fired artisan pizza, plus scratch sandwiches and pasta made with local ingredients. Lunch and dinner on N Main St.
Stunning lake views from the dining room. Classic American cuisine with a Southern twist — brunch, lunch, or dinner with a view of Lake Hartwell. The obvious choice for a lakeside dinner near Clemson.

Some of the best steak and seafood in the region, in historic downtown Pendleton. Home to the longest-standing sushi bar in the area — exceptional for a special night out.
Located in Patrick Square, Clemson. Fresh, locally sourced ingredients, perfectly seared steaks and seafood. Upscale but welcoming.
"Farmhouse Chic" breakfast and lunch all day until 3pm. Fresh, locally inspired options — the best morning stop in Clemson before heading out on the water.
Authentic American cuisine in Seneca, SC. Popular with locals and visitors alike. Great for a full sit-down dinner on the Seneca side of the lake.
Over 30 years of history in a brick-lined parlor setting. Classic American fare — steak, seafood, and poultry — with a formal, elegant atmosphere.
Downtown Seneca's vibrant dining and shopping district. Home of Jazz on the Alley every Thursday April–October. Explore local restaurants, boutiques, and live music.

Clemson's original fine-dining institution since 1971 — lobster bisque, slow-roasted prime rib, and filet mignon (1058 Tiger Blvd). Dinner only.

Louisiana-rooted sports bar with scratch-made seafood, burgers, and Cajun/Creole plates — perfect for game day (403 College Ave). Lunch and dinner.

Handcrafted stone-baked pizzas and calzones (vegan & GF options) with 26 beers on tap (1007 Tiger Blvd). Lunch and dinner.

Clemson's neighborhood deli since 1994 — made-to-order sandwiches with fresh-sliced meats and cheeses (373 Old Greenville Hwy). The local lunch pick.
Open-air waterfront grill on Lake Hartwell — burgers, wings, tacos, and po'boys right at the marina (150 Clemson Marina Dr, Seneca). Lunch and dinner, Fri–Sun.

Farm-to-table butchery and market in downtown Pendleton (233 E Main St) — pastured local meats, take-and-bake sides, smoked meats, fresh bread, espresso, and local goods. PF Kitchen lunch Mon–Sat.

Slow-smoked BBQ and the #1-rated restaurant in Pendleton (6630 Clemson Blvd) — pulled pork, ribs, brisket, and jalapeño cheddar grits. Open Thursday–Saturday.

The local tackle shop. Bass gear, live bait, and staff who know the bite better than anyone. Also runs their own local tournament series — follow their Facebook for updates.

Well-stocked fishing store on the SC side with strong local reviews. Essential stop for tackle, live bait, and gear before heading to the water.

Rods, reels, artificial baits, and live bait. Large selection for every species on Hartwell — good stop before any morning on the water.

Full outdoor retailer with a large fishing section. Great for restocking rods, electronics, and accessories on a multi-day trip.

Affordable fishing gear, rods, reels, and lake essentials. Big-box selection at competitive prices — good for families stocking up before a trip.
Full-service marina at 149 Hartwell Marina Dr. Premium Hampton pontoon rentals ($300–$540/day), wet slips to 70', indoor storage, fuel dock, and the Boathouse Grill for waterfront dining.

Fuel, boat slips, rentals, Cash's Bar & Grill, live music on weekends, and Splash Island floating water park. One of the lake's best all-in-one stops.

Full-service marina and home of The Galley Restaurant. Great for fueling up, on-water dining, and an all-day dock vibe in Anderson.

Boat rentals and Tilly's Tiki Bar lakeside dining — one of the best on-water atmospheres on the GA side of Hartwell.

Boat rentals, service, storage, and The Grill at Clemson Marina for lakeside dining. Great option on the SC side near Clemson University.
State-of-the-art public facility and official launch site for Bassmaster and MLF tournament events. Features a boat ramp, floating dock, amphitheater, and waterfront park.


Championship golf with scenic views, strong practice facilities, and public tee times. Consistently excellent track that locals love.

Private club with breathtaking mountain and lake views. If you can arrange a guest round, it's worth every penny.

Beautiful public course with lake views and a relaxed, approachable atmosphere. Great for a casual round.

Award-winning Grade-A goat dairy with self-guided farm tours, baby goats, and a retail shop full of cheeses, fudge, and soaps. A hit with kids. Open Fri–Sat.

Award-winning local-history museum in downtown Anderson with 25,000+ artifacts and family-friendly exhibits. Free admission — a great rainy-day stop.

Family agritourism farm known for its fall corn maze, pumpkin patch, and festival, plus seasonal events year-round. A local favorite for families.

Downtown Anderson gathering spot with an interactive splash fountain and an amphitheater hosting free concerts and seasonal events. Great for an evening stroll.

Lake Hartwell's well-known cliff jumping rock — a rite of passage for lake regulars, accessible by boat. Use the map pin below to find it, and always scout the depth before you jump.

Floating inflatable water park on Lake Hartwell — towers, slides, hurdles, and obstacle courses. Perfect for families and groups. Seasonal, near I-85.

Old-school arcade fun in downtown Hartwell. Great rainy-day option or evening wind-down for the kids.

Historic town square with the railroad depot, local shops, dining, and a public sailboat-sculpture art trail. The heart of small-town Hartwell.

Historic marker at the Cherokee "Ah-Yeh-Li A-Lo-Hee" council ground — once considered the center of their world. A quick, quirky bit of local history.

Managed duck-hunting preserve near Hartwell. Check their website for season dates — a great add-on for hunting guests in fall and winter.

Walk the beautiful lakeside campus, catch a Tigers game, or tour Memorial Stadium ("Death Valley") — about 20 minutes from most Hartwell homes.

Free 295-acre garden on the Clemson campus with nature trails, themed gardens, and the Bob Campbell Geology Museum. A relaxing half-day for all ages.

Free Duke Energy interactive science center on Lake Keowee with hands-on exhibits about how power is made. A fun, educational stop for families.

A pre–Civil War railroad tunnel abandoned mid-construction, steps from a 100-ft waterfall named for a Native American legend. Free, unique, and unforgettable.
Restored 1700s frontier blockhouse and trading post — a fascinating piece of South Carolina history. Guided tours on weekends.

A 186-foot waterfall — taller than Niagara — reached by a short, easy walk on the Toccoa Falls College campus. One of the most beautiful spots in the region.

The WWII "Band of Brothers" Camp Toccoa training mountain, with a drivable summit and panoramic views. A must for history buffs.

Nonprofit exotic-animal rescue open to the public with scheduled tours. Kids and adults love it — a genuinely unique local experience.

Indoor playplace with bounce houses geared toward toddlers and young kids. A perfect rainy-day escape for families with little ones.

Cute local boutiques, antique shops, and small-town Southern charm along Lavonia's walkable downtown — an easy afternoon of browsing.
These regional tourism sites keep the most current lists of attractions, festivals, and seasonal events around Lake Hartwell:
Always-current calendars from around the lake — bookmark these for game days, festivals, and park events during your stay:
Right on 56,000-acre Lake Hartwell — boat ramps, camper cabins, hiking trails, and a fishing pier. One of the few SC parks offering single-room camper cabins year-round.
395-acre peninsula on Lake Hartwell with six miles of trails, 37 lakefront campsites, a 100-ft fishing pier, and two boat ramps.

Wooded peninsula on Lake Hartwell with cottages, a six-lane mega boat ramp, swimming beach, tennis, and trails. Closest state park to the GA-side homes.

On 26,650-acre Russell Lake with cottages, a swimming beach, disc golf, and the Arrowhead Pointe golf course. A great multi-day destination ~40 min from Lavonia.

Quiet Piedmont park with a creek, stocked fishing ponds, a campground, and the Highland Walk golf course. An easy day trip from the lake.

A two-mile, ~1,000-ft-deep canyon with rim trails, a swinging suspension bridge, and waterfalls. A bucket-list scenic drive about an hour from the lake.
The only public access to crystal-clear Lake Jocassee — famed for boat-only waterfalls, diving, and trout. Villas, camping, and waterfall boat tours. ~1 hr away.
CCC-era mountain park with historic cabins, a swimming lake, boat rentals, and the Foothills Trail trailhead. A cool-weather favorite in the Blue Ridge.
Blue Ridge views over Lake Keowee with hiking trails, a lakeside cabin, camping, and a zipline. A scenic mountain-and-lake escape ~1 hr from Hartwell.
Christa comes to you. Outstanding in-home massage — the perfect way to end a full day on the water. Very affordable. Text to book.

Holistic wellness studio offering therapeutic and relaxation massage in the Anderson area. Book your session online.

Therapeutic massage ($80 / hour) for pain relief, stress, and circulation — alongside chiropractic and lymphatic care (131 Buford Ave).

Full-service day spa — Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone, prenatal, and couples massage (30–90 min), plus skin and nail services. Anderson's go-to for a pampering day.
Event Calendar
Concerts, fishing tournaments, festivals, and marina events — plan your stay around something special.
Every Thursday evening through October, Ram Cat Alley in downtown Seneca closes to traffic for live jazz, late shopping, and a street-party atmosphere. Free to attend.
Live MusicWeeklyTwo-day country music festival featuring Creed, Shinedown, and more. Anderson, SC. One of the biggest concert events of the summer in the Upstate.
ConcertFestivalNovember 18–21, 2026. Green Pond Landing, Anderson, SC. Free to spectate. Top grassroots anglers competing for Bassmaster Elite Series berths.
Fishing Tournament2026Four-day Bassmaster team competition closing out the 2026 season. Anderson, SC. Daily takeoffs and weigh-ins at Green Pond Landing, free to spectate.
Fishing TournamentThe Super Bowl of bass fishing. Tens of thousands of fans, national TV coverage, and the world's best anglers on Hartwell. Dates to be announced — start planning now.
Bassmaster ClassicIndependence Day on the Lake
Few places do the 4th of July like Lake Hartwell. Anchor out, tie up with friends, and watch the sky light up over the water. Here are the big shows around the lake — dates are confirmed each spring, so check the links closer to your stay.

The Hart County Chamber's lakeside party at Long Point Recreation Area — food trucks, live music, and a big fireworks show over Lake Hartwell. Set for Saturday, June 27, 2026 ($5/vehicle).
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Big Water Marina's annual blowout on the SC side — food trucks, vendors, live music, and the marina's biggest fireworks show of the year over the lake. Set for Saturday, June 27, 2026.
Event details →The City of Clemson and Clemson University launch fireworks over Lake Hartwell, best viewed from the Hwy 93 dike and campus parking areas. A classic Upstate 4th.
Event details →Dates shift slightly each year — these are refreshed every spring with the upcoming 4th of July schedule.
Pro Fishing Videos
Watch the world's best bass anglers compete on Lake Hartwell — tournament highlights, technique breakdowns, and on-the-water footage straight from the pros.
From the Lake
Local guides, fishing tips, things to see, and insider knowledge from people who spend every week on the water.
Not every great spot on Hartwell is on a map. We tracked down the best cliff-jumping rocks on the lake, what to expect, and how to find them by boat — with a few safety tips from guides who know them well.
Read Article →Most Clemson visitors see the campus from the road. But the view from Lake Hartwell heading toward Clemson Marina is something else entirely — and the marina lunch makes it a full day worth planning.
Read Article →Early summer means bass have finished spawning and are moving to summer structure. We talked to three local guides about exactly what they're throwing right now, where they're fishing, and what Denali rod they're doing it on.
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Marina CalendarBig Water Marina, Sun Life, Harbor Light, and Portman each have their own summer event calendars. Here's your guide to what's happening at each marina and how to time your stay around the best events.
Read Article →The most famous bass fishing tournament in the world is coming to Hartwell in 2027. We break down what the Classic means for the lake, the town of Anderson, and how to plan a stay around the biggest fishing event of the year.
Read Article →With 962 miles of shoreline, Hartwell has more quiet coves than any one person can explore. We picked five that offer clear water, shade, and the feeling of having the whole lake to yourself — GPS coordinates included.
Read Article →Guest Reviews
"Absolutely loved this spot for a lake weekend. Beautiful, well kept, and had so many neat amenities like the outdoor projector and game room! 100% recommend."
"This was the perfect place to meet my sister's family for a vacation! Everything needed for a perfect vacation at the boat dock. My kiddos loved the pool table and bunk beds. Every detail was perfect. Once we arrived, we never left."
"A family vacation on the lake was just what we needed! All of the cousins had a blast in the game room and out on the dock with the paddle boards. Erin was incredibly helpful and responsive before and during our stay. We already miss our coffee on the dock each morning!"
"House was fully stocked with all the essentials plus a lot of little extras like welcome snacks, coffee pods, extra towels. Everyone really enjoyed the lily pad, kayaks and paddle board at the dock. The game room in the basement was a huge hit at night and the hot tub was a favorite in the cool mornings."
"It was a wonderful stay for my Mom's 70th birthday party. The inside was nice with plenty to do. We brought our boats and loved the deep water and really cool dock. Not one thing to complain about — it was perfect."
"We had a blast at The Quittin' Time Cottage! The screened porch was the perfect place for dinner and post-boating naps. The dock was great for the pontoon we rented for the week. It was 20 feet and fit like a glove in the slip."
"We enjoyed the spacious home and private outdoor area. Erin was very easy to contact and replied in minutes when we needed assistance. We were able to visit with family that lives locally while staying — couldn't have been better."
"Great place for families! Our kids loved the game room, fishing from the dock and sitting by the fire. There are so many options to keep kids (and adults!) busy without leaving the property."
"We had a great time over Memorial Day weekend. Multiple families were able to come together comfortably — plenty of space indoors. Our host was responsive and helped us get everything running. We are in the area often and would definitely stay here again."
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