Activities, Restaurants & More
Hideaway Cove Resort is just around the corner from many fun attractions, activities, and restaurants for you to enjoy while you stay with us!
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At Hideaway Cove...
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Private beach
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Private dock
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Private sandy swimming area
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Kayaks
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Paddle boat
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Row boat
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Swimming platform
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Two fire pits shared between Cabin's
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Charcoal grills for each Cabin
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Patio seating
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Beach seating
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Life jackets (sizes are limited)
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Access to Evan's Lake (201 acres)
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Fishing
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Boating
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Jet skiing
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Paddle Board Rentals (click for link)
There is no boat launch accessible
Down the Road...
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Sandy Bottom Adventures on Evan's Lake (click for link and events)
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Patriot Bar & Grill
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Brooklyn Moose Lodge
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Rachel's Restaurant
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Chateau Aeronautique Winery & Blue Skies Brewery
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Randy's BBQ
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Stagecoach Stop & Saloon
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Train of Terror
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Dairy Barn
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Gauci Golf Resort
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Harold's Place Family Dining
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Jerry's Pub
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Michigan International Speedway
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JR's Hometown Grill & Pub
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Devils Lake Golf Course
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Cherry Creek Winery
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Silver Lake Golf Course & Driving Range
...and so much more!
Rules of the Lake
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No wake within 100 feet of the shoreline, anchored watercraft, pier, person, raft, swimming area, and swimmers
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Maximum speed 55 m.p.h.
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Persons operating vessels shall operate in a counter-clockwise fashion around the lake
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Vessels and persons being towed on water skis, etc. shall maintain a distance of 100 foot from any dock, raft, and other vessels
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At least one competent person, in addition to the driver, shall be in any boat towing persons on water skis, tubes, etc. to observe persons towed
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Tow boats must be equipped with a 170 degree wide angle rear view mirror to allow the driver to observe persons towed
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No water skiing between one hour after sunset and one hour prior to sunrise. For a personal watercraft, no towing between sunset and 8:00am
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Motorboats are required to have mufflers or an underwater exhaust system such that it does not produce sound levels in excess of 90 dB when subjected to a stationary (neutral) sound level test of it’s engine at no closer than one meter (3.3 feet)
