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It’s time to build our boat! Get ready for one of the most fun and hilarious events of the summer. Our boat can be fast, quirky, creative, crazy—or maybe it won’t float at all! The goal is simple: work together, have fun building and painting the boat, and enjoy an unforgettable day at the beach with fellow Explorer Princess families.
The girls will kick off the fun at the Summer Campout by participating in the official Boat Design Contest, where creativity and imagination take center stage before race day! If you are unable to attend the Summer Campout and your family would like to participate in the boat design contest, 👉 Click here to download the design sheet and submit your drawing before the Summer Campout (June 5th) as the girls will be voting on the boat design that Sunday morning.
MAIN BEACH CRYSTAL LAKE
- Food trucks
- Beer Garden featuring brew from Crystal Lake Brewery
- Races start at Noon
- Crystal Lake Strikers 11:00 am
- Boats can start arriving at 9 am
- Gates open at 10 am to the General Public- $5.00 per person. Kids are free (3 & under)
- Pick up your race number and swag at check in
- Set up your boat to be prepared for pre-race inspection
- Heats will be posted at 10:30 am
Boats must be built primarily from corrugated cardboard and may only use limited approved materials for waterproofing and non-structural accessories. All participants must follow official safety requirements, including wearing life jackets, and we strongly encourage everyone to review the complete rules and construction guidelines before building.
👉 Click here to download the full official race rules and boat building guidelines.
More race details, rules, and build guidelines will be shared soon. Start brainstorming those boat ideas now—it’s going to be epic!
By registering for and attending the Crystal Lake Cardboard Cup Regatta each family acknowledges that participation in activities is voluntary and assumes responsibility for the safety, supervision, and well-being of their own child(ren) throughout the event. While we’re all looking forward to a fun, safe, and memorable event together, parents and guardians remain responsible for their own family members and personal property during all activities and free time.
It’s time to build our boat! Get ready for one of the most fun and hilarious events of the summer. Our boat can be fast, quirky, creative, crazy—or maybe it won’t float at all! The goal is simple: work together, have fun building and painting the boat, and enjoy an unforgettable day at the beach with fellow Explorer Princess families.
The girls will kick off the fun at the Summer Campout by participating in the official Boat Design Contest, where creativity and imagination take center stage before race day! If you are unable to attend the Summer Campout and your family would like to participate in the boat design contest, 👉 Click here to download the design sheet and submit your drawing before the Summer Campout (June 5th) as the girls will be voting on the boat design that Sunday morning.
MAIN BEACH CRYSTAL LAKE
- Food trucks
- Beer Garden featuring brew from Crystal Lake Brewery
- Races start at Noon
- Crystal Lake Strikers 11:00 am
- Boats can start arriving at 9 am
- Gates open at 10 am to the General Public- $5.00 per person. Kids are free (3 & under)
- Pick up your race number and swag at check in
- Set up your boat to be prepared for pre-race inspection
- Heats will be posted at 10:30 am
Boats must be built primarily from corrugated cardboard and may only use limited approved materials for waterproofing and non-structural accessories. All participants must follow official safety requirements, including wearing life jackets, and we strongly encourage everyone to review the complete rules and construction guidelines before building.
👉 Click here to download the full official race rules and boat building guidelines.
More race details, rules, and build guidelines will be shared soon. Start brainstorming those boat ideas now—it’s going to be epic!
By registering for and attending the Crystal Lake Cardboard Cup Regatta each family acknowledges that participation in activities is voluntary and assumes responsibility for the safety, supervision, and well-being of their own child(ren) throughout the event. While we’re all looking forward to a fun, safe, and memorable event together, parents and guardians remain responsible for their own family members and personal property during all activities and free time.