What you need to know about Canadian Houseboating on Lake Powell

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SIDEBAR TO LAKE POWELL HOUSEBOAT BUILDING AND CRUISING STORY PUBLISHED ABOVE

Contact Information for companies mentioned in this houseboat feature

Orca Houseboats Ltd.
304-1488 Hornby St.
Vancouver, BC
V6Z 1X3
Phone: 604.646.0484
Fax: 604.646.0408
Email: info@orcahouseboats.com

Twin Anchors Marine
675 Old Town Road,
P.O. Box 318
Sicamous, BC
V0E 2V0,
Phone: 250.836-3028
Fax: 250.836-3038
Website: www.twinanchors.com

Waterway Houseboat Builders Ltd.
Box 728,
Sicamous, BC,
V0E 2V0
Phone: 250.836.2595
Fax: 250.836.2535
Email: builders@waterwayhouseboats.com

Lake Powell Resorts & Marina
Aramark Region Office
2233 Dunlap Ave #400
Phoenix AZ
USA 85021
Phone: 602.331.5200
Fax: 602.331.5294
Website: www.visitlakepowell.com


Selected Ontario Houseboat Builders

TIECO
(custom built steel hulled houseboats)
511 1000 Island Parkway
Lansdowne,ON,
K0E 1L0
Attn: David Williams
Phone: 613.659.3159
Fax: 613.659.3183

U-Fab Boats
(houseboat kits)
459 Highway 29, R.R. #4
Smiths Falls,ON,
K7A 4S5
Tel: 613.283.1888
Fax: 613.284.2267

CUTLINE: Twin Anchor Houseboat

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