House #5 • 6.6′ x 18′ — Heated ice-fishing house with eight holes and bunks on Spring Park

SPRING PARK LODGING FIELD GUIDE

House #5 • 6.6′ x 18′ — Heated ice-fishing house with eight holes and bunks on Spring Park

A well‑equipped, heated ice‑fishing rental that sleeps up to five and is available in sessions from 6 hours to 5 days — a practical guide to what’s included and how to plan.

House #5 • 6.6′ x 18′ — Heated ice-fishing house with eight holes and bunks on Spring Park.

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Location
Spring Park
Operator
Set The Hook Guide Service LLC
Category
Lodging
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Set The Hook Guide Service’s House #5 is a heated, fully outfitted ice‑fishing house on Spring Park that balances creature comforts with fishing gear: a forced‑air furnace, entertainment options and sleeping bunks sit alongside up to eight fishing holes and a full complement of rods, reels and tip‑ups, making it suitable for solo anglers or small groups who want long hours on the ice without sacrificing warmth or convenience.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE GEAR

Everything you need to fish right away

Bait, tackle, rods, reels and tip‑ups are provided with the house, so you can spend your time fishing rather than packing and checking gear.

THE COMFORT

Heated interior and places to rest

A forced‑air furnace, insulated floor, dinette and four bunks let you warm up, eat and sleep on multi‑day rentals without leaving the house.

THE SETUP

Built for focussed angling

The house offers up to eight fishing holes, 12‑volt and 110‑volt lights and outlets, and onboard power (generator and 2‑burner cooktop) so anglers can run electronics, cook and fish through long sessions.

What the day feels like

How the rental feels on the ice

From arrival to departure the rental is organized around extended, comfortable time on the ice: you board a heated shelter that’s ready to fish with multiple holes, then rotate between active fishing, warming up at the dinette or bunks, and using on‑board amenities such as a cooktop, TV and stereo to pass the time between bites.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits — and who should take extra care.

1
Small groupsSleeps up to five and includes four bunks, making it practical for small friend groups or families who want to share a single heated shelter.
2
Solo anglersEquipped with all fishing gear and up to eight holes, the house works well for a solo angler who wants a warm base for extended ice time.
3
Multi‑day staysRentals run from short sessions to multi‑day bookings (6 hours to 5 days), and the house’s cooktop and bunks support overnight use.
4
Families and younger guestsAdvertised as suitable for all ages, but adults and guardians should note that anyone over 16 will need a valid fishing license to fish.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Personal clothing for cold weather; the house includes bait, tackle, rods, reels and tip‑ups. A fishing license is required for anyone over 16 — your confirmation email will include a link to purchase one if needed.

On‑site amenities

House #5 comes with a forced‑air furnace, insulated floor, 12‑volt and 110‑volt lights/outlets, a 2‑burner cooktop, TV, generator, stereo with CD player, dinette and four bunks.

Included safety equipment

All houses are fitted with a modern carbon monoxide detector for occupant safety.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long can I rent House #5?

Rentals are available from 6 hours up to 5 days.

How many people does the house sleep?

House #5 sleeps up to five people and includes four bunks.

Is fishing gear provided?

Yes — bait, tackle, rods, reels and tip‑ups are included with the house.

How many fishing holes are there?

The house is fitted with up to eight fishing holes.

Do I need a fishing license?

Anyone over 16 must have a valid fishing license; the confirmation email will include a link to acquire one if you need it.

What heating and power features are provided?

House #5 has a forced‑air furnace, 12‑volt and 110‑volt lights and outlets, a generator, and an insulated floor for warmth and power needs.