What to bring
- Fresh drinking water for the group
- Ice to keep your catch fresh
- Sunscreen and weather-ready clothing
- Fishing license
- Generator gas, typically 5 to 10 gallons for a 2-night stay
- Fresh sleeping linens
About the floater
Built for long Baffin weekends.
The Dawg House was our first floater we custom built. There is always something about your first. This beauty sleeps 6 comfortably in two 2x2 bunk beds and a pullout couch that sleeps 2. It does not have the upstairs deck like The Summer House, but it does have years of experience catching monsters off the porch.
- Two 2x2 bunk beds
- Pullout couch
- Tabletop island
- Flat screen TV
- Fish all night off the porch
- Great for unplugging with family or friends
Inside the floater
A quick look before you book.
Guest guide
Know before you head out.
Check-in guide
- Check-in time is 1pm, with adjustments possible based on occupancy.
- Guests receive GPS coordinates and entry instructions after booking.
- Full payment is required at time of booking.
- Transportation can be arranged with a licensed boat captain for an additional fee.
Check-out guide
- Check-out time is 12pm noon.
- Pack out personal items, food, and trash before departure.
- Follow the lock-up and departure instructions sent after booking.
- Coordinate pickup timing if transportation has been arranged.
Pricing
$300 per night
Nightly rental includes up to 6 people. Weekend bookings require a 2-night minimum stay. Transportation can be arranged for an additional fee.
Cabin walkthrough
Walk through The Dawg House
See the layout, feel, and on-the-water setup for the second Baffin Cabins floater.