HAWLEY BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
Lake Wallenpaupack by Pontoon: A Spacious 14-Person Day on the Water
A rental of a 14-passenger, 22' Harris pontoon (90 HP) for cruising, fishing, and swimming on Lake Wallenpaupack — useful for planning timing, costs, and who can rent.
Lake Wallenpaupack by Pontoon: A Spacious 14-Person Day on the Water.
This fourteen-passenger Harris pontoon is set up for a relaxed day on Lake Wallenpaupack — cruising, stopping to swim or fish, and taking in the lake’s scenery with lifejackets, safety equipment and a full tank of gas provided by the operator.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Spacious 14-passenger pontoon
A 22' Harris pontoon rated for up to fourteen people and powered by a 90 HP outboard makes for an easy, sociable platform for a family day — designed for cruising, swimming stops and fishing with onboard safety equipment supplied.
Flexible rental lengths
Rentals are offered in short segments to suit a half-day or full-day outing, allowing groups to choose a two-hour, four-hour or eight-hour rhythm on the water.
Built for shared time on the lake
The setup emphasizes family-friendly lake time — cruising together, anchoring to swim, or casting lines — with lifejackets and safety gear included so the group can focus on the day rather than equipment.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
You’ll load aboard a roomy pontoon, depart under your own pilotage and spend the booked segment cruising Lake Wallenpaupack’s wide water, stopping to swim or fish as the group decides; the boat arrives with fuel and safety gear so the day begins ready.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Rates are tiered: 2-hour rentals start at $300, half-day (4 hours) $425, and full-day (8 hours) $695. Taxes are not included in the listed rates.
Bring sunscreen, snacks, beverages and ice; the operator supplies lifejackets, safety equipment and a full tank of gas. Portable restrooms are on-site; there is no onboard changing area.
Renters must be 25 or older; those born after Jan 1, 1982 need a Boating Safety Education Certificate (out-of-state renters need NASBLA-approved certificates). Late returns beyond the 10-minute grace period incur a $250 fee; excessive cleanup may be charged $40–$80. Cancellation and rental policies define refund eligibility.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What are the rental durations and starting price?
Rentals are available for two hours ($300), four hours ($425), or eight hours ($695); listed rates do not include tax.
What is the minimum age to rent?
Renters must be at least 25 years old to rent the pontoon.
Do I need a boating safety certificate?
Yes — anyone born after Jan 1, 1982 is required to have a Boating Safety Education Certificate; out-of-state boaters must have a NASBLA-approved certificate.
Is tubing or waterskiing allowed?
No — tubing and waterskiing are prohibited by the operator’s insurance.
Are lifejackets and fuel provided?
Yes — all boats are supplied with lifejackets, safety equipment and a full tank of gas at departure.
Can I bring pets or use a stove on board?
No — pets are not allowed and stoves or grills are not permitted on pontoon boats.
What happens if I return the boat late?
There is a 10-minute grace period; after that a $250 late return fee will be charged to the card on file.