At 54 feet, the Eclipse may not be the largest houseboat on the lake, but it makes up for it in the way it uses its space. The cabin feels spacious because it is, roomy enough to accommodate a full galley with a stove, as well as a microwave, dishwasher and blender. No less than two refrigerators accentuate the space and a toaster and coffee maker lets you make yourself breakfast with the same convenience that you'd have at home.
When you've eaten and are ready to relax out the evening, the Eclipse also comes with a TV and VCR, allowing you to watch whatever you wish, while a stereo lets you listen to whatever you want. A six-person hot tub allows for your entire family or group to soak under the stars and a waterslide will give the kids and the young at heart no end of fun. When the night draws late, the Eclipse has two private staterooms with queen beds, as well as a convertible dinette and couch, a full bunk and a twin bunk. The penthouse up top has two double beds, so there's plenty of room for any party. In all, the Eclipse comfortably sleeps 15.
