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beancover · 01-27-2008, 08:25 PM

I don't know where you are drawing your demographics from but that is not my experience at all. My kids have "grown up on the lake" and as teenagers, they still love the boat trip for ice cream. So do their friends. We go out for dinner occasionally as a family and we see many other families with kids of all ages. (Hint...that is why you can barely get a table at any restaurant in the peak of the season.) Truth be told, we come to the lake to relax. That means being able to roll off the boat at 8pm and throw dinner on the grill and sit down to eat in bathing suits and wet tee shirts. Going out to eat is usually more of an intrusion and a pain in the neck. When we do go out, one of our favorite places is the Canoe.

01-27-2008, 08:25 PM	#54
beancover Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 28 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	best rest in northern part of lake I don't know where you are drawing your demographics from but that is not my experience at all. My kids have "grown up on the lake" and as teenagers, they still love the boat trip for ice cream. So do their friends. We go out for dinner occasionally as a family and we see many other families with kids of all ages. (Hint...that is why you can barely get a table at any restaurant in the peak of the season.) Truth be told, we come to the lake to relax. That means being able to roll off the boat at 8pm and throw dinner on the grill and sit down to eat in bathing suits and wet tee shirts. Going out to eat is usually more of an intrusion and a pain in the neck. When we do go out, one of our favorite places is the Canoe.