LEONI TOWNSHIP BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
Six on a 20-foot Key West: Open‑bow cruising from Leoni Township
Rent a 20' Key West with a 4‑stroke, 150HP engine that carries up to six people—this guide explains what’s included, how pickup and returns work, and who can drive.
Six on a 20-foot Key West: Open‑bow cruising from Leoni Township.
A compact, open‑bow Key West puts power and play within easy reach of Leoni Township shores: a 20‑foot hull, 4‑stroke engine and room for six make it a versatile rental for towables, swims and day‑long laps across the water, with safety equipment and operator orientation included.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A 20‑foot Key West tuned for day use
This rental is a 20' open‑bow Key West powered by a 4‑stroke engine (noted at 150HP) with a Bimini top and swim ladder—configured to carry up to six people comfortably for on‑water play or towing a tube.
Safety kit and towable fun included
The operator supplies all required safety equipment—life jackets, anchor, dock bumpers and dock lines—and, when the boat has towing capability, a towable tube is provided free; additional watersports gear (knee boards, wake boards, water skis) is available for an extra charge.
Flexible pickup, staff orientation, simple returns
You choose a pickup location when you book; the operator will confirm pickup location and time 24 hours before your rental, the crew runs a mandatory orientation for beginners, and at the end of the rental staff meet you at the ramp to guide the boat back to the dock. A major credit card must be kept on file to cover any incidentals.
What the day feels like
How the rental unfolds
After booking and a brief confirmation call, you arrive at your selected ramp, receive a short safety orientation from the crew, and shove off in a lively, open‑bow 20' Key West. The boat’s layout and power make it easy to shuttle a towable, ferry a small group for swims, or simply idle in a cove under the Bimini. At the close of your rental you return to the original ramp where staff will assist with docking and checkout.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits—and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring a valid major credit card to remain on file as the rental deposit and any personal items you’ll need for a day on the water. The operator supplies required safety equipment including life jackets, anchor, dock bumpers and dock lines.
If the vessel has towing capability a towable tube is included free of charge. Watersports items such as knee boards, wake boards and water skis can be rented for an additional fee.
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 same loading and unloading ramp where you picked the boat up; a staff member will meet you there and guide the boat safely to the dock for checkout.
What's included with my rental?
All safety equipment—life jackets, anchor, dock bumpers and dock lines—are included; a towable tube is provided free if the vessel supports towing. Additional watersports equipment is available for an extra charge.
Is a deposit required?
Yes. A valid major credit card must be kept on file as part of the rental agreement to cover potential incidentals or damages.
What if I have no boating experience?
The crew will provide a boating orientation and safety information before you go out on the water to cover handling, boundaries and safety procedures.
How do I know my boundaries when on the water?
The operator provides information about local waters during orientation; you must observe all 'NO WAKE' signs and navigational buoys.
Who can operate (drive) the boat?
Each vessel allows up to two drivers. Drivers must present a valid driver's license or proof of completion of a boaters safety course.