Northernaire Houseboats on Rainy Lake

06/10/2026

Just the right size to get away.

The Adventurer is a 42' houseboat with a screened-in porch and space for up to 6 people—perfect for smaller groups who want a quiet, comfortable way to experience Rainy Lake. It’s easy to settle into, easy to enjoy, and leaves plenty of room for the moments that matter most.

Less noise. More lake.

06/04/2026

"Just some VIPs (Very Important Peeps) checking out the waterfront."

06/04/2026

06/03/2026

Comfortable, simple, and made for good days on the water.

The Statesman is a 48' houseboat with a screened-in porch that lets you take in the views without the bugs, and space for up to 8 people to settle in and relax. It’s a great choice for families or smaller groups who want a little extra room without overcomplicating the trip.

Easy mornings, full days, and nights that wind down just right.

06/01/2026

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05/27/2026

Plenty of room. Even better views.

The President is a 50' houseboat designed for gathering, with space for up to 12 people and a screened-in porch that lets you enjoy Rainy Lake comfortably, day or night. It’s perfect for group meals, late-night conversations, and those quiet morning moments with coffee in hand.

When everyone’s together and no one’s in a rush, that’s when the trip really begins.

05/20/2026

Room to roam, inside and out.

The Hercules gives you 50 feet of space to spread out, with an open deck that’s made for soaking up the sun, grilling dinner, or just kicking back after a day on the water. With room for up to 10 people, it’s a great fit for groups who want flexibility without giving up comfort.

It’s the kind of boat where plans stay loose—and the best moments just happen.

05/13/2026

Simple, comfortable, and just right.

The Princess is a 44' houseboat built for easy days on the water, with a screened-in porch that lets you enjoy the breeze without the bugs. With space for up to 8 people, it’s perfect for families or smaller groups looking to slow down and settle in.

Coffee in the morning, cards at the table, and sunsets you don’t have to rush.

Sometimes, that’s all you need.