LELAND BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
Command a 22-foot, 150‑HP Godfrey tri-toon — room for ten adults, a towbar, and a complimentary tube for lake days out of Leland
A practical guide to renting the 12 Passenger Godfrey Tri-toon in Leland: what the boat includes, how pickup and return work, and who can drive.
Command a 22-foot, 150‑HP Godfrey tri-toon — room for ten adults, a towbar, and a complimentary tube for lake days out of Leland.
Operated by Leelanau Watersports out of Leland, this 22-foot Godfrey tri-toon pairs a 150 HP outboard and a towbar with seating for ten adults and a 1,731-pound capacity; rentals include safety equipment and a complimentary towable tube when towing capability is available, and the crew provides an orientation so novices and experienced boaters alike can get on the water with confidence.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Spacious 22-foot tri-toon with serious towing power
The Godfrey tri-toon is 22 feet long, rated for a 1,731-pound load and configured to seat ten adults comfortably; its 150 HP setup and towbar make it suitable for towing inflatables and watersports setups.
Towable tube included; boards available
When your vessel is equipped for towing, the operator supplies a towable tube at no extra charge; kneeboards, wakeboards and water skis are available for an additional fee.
Orientation and safety gear come standard
Rentals come with all required safety equipment — life jackets, anchor, dock bumpers and dock lines — and the crew provides an orientation and local-water briefing before you launch; staff will also meet you at the ramp to assist with docking on return.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
A typical rental begins with a short orientation from the crew covering the boat’s systems and local water boundaries; once underway you’ve got a roomy, stable platform for cruising, towing a complimentary tube, or adding rented boards and skis — then you return to the launch where staff will meet you and guide the boat safely back to the dock.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits — and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring your valid major credit card to keep on file as part of the rental agreement; the operator supplies life jackets, anchor, dock bumpers and dock lines, and provides a complimentary towable tube when towing is enabled; additional watersports gear like kneeboards, wakeboards and water skis can be rented for a fee.
When you book you choose from available pickup locations; the operator will contact you about your confirmed pickup location and time roughly 24 hours before your rental.
Pay attention to the orientation and the local ‘NO WAKE’ signs and navigational buoys discussed during the briefing.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What do I do when it's time to come in at the end of my rental?
Drive the boat to the loading and unloading ramp where you picked the boat up; a staff member will come out to meet you and guide the boat safely to the dock.
What's included with my rental?
All safety equipment including life jackets, anchor, dock bumpers, and dock lines are included; if the vessel is equipped with towing capabilities a towable tube is supplied for free; kneeboards, wakeboards and water skis are available for an additional charge.
Is a credit card required?
Yes — a valid major credit card must be on file as part of your rental agreement to cover any potential incidentals or damages.
What if I have no boating experience?
The crew will guide you through a boating orientation and provide safety information before you get out on the water.
How do I know my boundaries when on the water?
The operator provides an orientation for the watercraft and information about local waters; pay attention to all 'NO WAKE' signs and navigational buoys.
Who can operate (drive) the boat?
Each piece of equipment allows for up to two drivers; all drivers must have a valid driver's license or have completed a boater safety course to satisfy Michigan state requirements.