Open‑bow Days: The 8‑Passenger 19' Horizon for Leoni Township Waters

LEONI TOWNSHIP BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE

Open‑bow Days: The 8‑Passenger 19' Horizon for Leoni Township Waters

A concise, practical guide to the 19' Horizon 8‑passenger rental—what’s included, how pickup and return work, and the on‑water orientation that gets groups safely underway.

Open‑bow Days: The 8‑Passenger 19' Horizon for Leoni Township Waters.

Duration
Contact operator
Location
Leoni Township
Operator
TC Funsports
Category
Boat Rental
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

In Leoni Township, the 8 Passenger 19' Horizon is an open‑bow, 115HP rental configured for groups up to eight and built with straightforward, social days on the water in mind. The craft comes equipped with core safety gear, a swim ladder and towing capability; complimentary towable tubes and a predeparture orientation accommodate both novices and experienced boaters.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

A Compact, Social Deck with Practical Specs

The 19' Horizon is an open‑bow boat rated for eight passengers with a 115HP powerplant and a 1,200‑lb maximum capacity; it includes a swim ladder and standard safety equipment so groups can board, play and reboard with ease.

THE GEAR

Safety First — Towable Fun Included

All rentals include required safety equipment—life jackets, anchor, dock bumpers and dock lines—and, when the vessel has towing capability, a complimentary towable tube; other tow sports gear is available for an extra fee.

THE SERVICE

Orientation and Simple Pickup/Return

Every rental comes with a personalized orientation for the watercraft and local waters; staff handle a straightforward pickup and return process, meeting renters at the ramp to guide the boat safely to and from the dock.

What the day feels like

What the outing feels like

The sequence is deliberate: choose a pickup point when booking, receive confirmation before your rental, get a focused safety and boat‑handling orientation, then head onto local waters for cruising, towing or casual swimming — ending with a short idling approach to the ramp where staff meet you to secure the boat.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Groups and Day PartiesWith seating for eight and an open‑bow layout, the Horizon suits small groups seeking social cruising and swim stops; keep the 1,200‑lb capacity in mind when planning passengers and gear.
2
New BoatersThe included orientation and full complement of safety gear make this a practical option for renters with little or no prior experience.
3
Towing and Watersports FansTowing capability and a complimentary towable tube accommodate casual tow sports; more specialized gear (knee boards, wakeboards, skis) is available for an additional charge.
4
Solo Renters and DriversOnly drivers 25 and older may rent, and each vessel allows up to two authorized drivers; all drivers must present a valid driver’s license or proof of a boater safety course.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring a valid driver’s license (for drivers), a major credit card on file for the deposit, water‑appropriate clothing and any personal items; the rental includes life jackets, anchor, dock bumpers and dock lines.

Included Equipment

Safety equipment is provided as standard; when the vessel is equipped for towing, a complimentary towable tube is included. Additional tow sports gear can be rented for an extra fee.

Booking Notice

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/unloading ramp where you picked it up; staff will meet you and guide the boat safely to the dock.

What's included with my rental?

All required safety equipment including life jackets, an anchor, dock bumpers and dock lines are included; a towable tube is provided when the vessel has towing capability.

Is a deposit required?

Yes. A valid major credit card must be kept on file to cover potential incidentals or damages as part of the rental agreement.

What if I have no boating experience?

The crew provides a boating orientation and safety briefing before you depart to ensure you understand how to operate the craft and the local rules.

How do I know my boundaries on the water?

You will receive information about local waters during orientation; pay attention to NO WAKE signs and navigational buoys.

Who is allowed to operate the boat?

Each vessel allows up to two drivers; all drivers must present a valid driver's license or proof of completion of a boater safety course.