Luie Boone packed his I Love Hotdogs bandana, paw balm, and his favorite chew toy. He was convinced that he was heading to Fetch-ella—the ultimate doggo desert music festival. He even practiced his howlmony for the opening act. But turns out, his hoomans meant Coachella Valley, California. No doggo stages, no pup-arazzi, just sun, sand, and a suspicious lack of squirrels. Still, he's planning on living his best vacation life. Want to know why?

Luie Boone doesn't get it! How do raccoons get their own lake? That sounds totally unfair, especially because Luie Boone doesn't have his own lake. He supposes that he'll have to take a trip to Raccoon Lake, Indiana, to do some sniffing investigations. Raccoon Lake is officially known as Cecil M. Harden Lake. Take that raccoons. This lake is a peaceful retreat tucked into the scenic countryside of West-Central Indiana. It spans over 2,000 acres across the Parke and Putnam