Opened in the early 1930’s, the original Moonlite Bay was a much larger building which featured fine dining, two bars, big bands and dancing. In the 1960’s, in line with the times, this hot night spot featured go-go dancers on the bar! It ‘s been rumored that big city gangsters, on a holiday in the area, would often visit Moonlite Bay. Following a devasting fire on May 31, 1984, the site remained closed until 1989 when the new building you see today was built. Now a relaxed, casual dining spot, the owners invite travelers to stop by for lunch, dinner or just a beverage and a snack. As you drive into the parking lot, look for an interpretive panel kiosk which tells the story of 'Ike the Pike', the meanest, nastiest fish that ever swum these waters - and how Paul Bunyan nearly landed him with his legendary tackle.