HARRISBURG BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
A Stable Day on the Susquehanna: Harrisburg’s 23' Quad Lounger Tritoon for Groups and Water Play
Half- and full-day rentals from Long Level Marina for groups up to 10 on a stable 23' tritoon with a 115 hp motor—set up for tubing and fishing and supplied with safety equipment.
A Stable Day on the Susquehanna: Harrisburg’s 23' Quad Lounger Tritoon for Groups and Water Play.
Launched from Long Level Marina in the Harrisburg area, the 23' Quad Lounger Tritoon is built for social days on the water: a roomy, three‑tube platform that seats up to ten people and is driven by a 115‑horsepower engine, making it equally suited to towing tubes or casting lines from a stable deck.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Room for Ten, Designed for Stability
The quad‑lounger tritoon layout provides broad, planted stability on the water, giving groups space to spread out and a steadier ride than flat‑bottom alternatives—ideal for social cruising and casual angling.
115 HP: Enough Muscle for Tubing and Trolling
The 115‑horsepower outboard gives the boat the thrust needed for towing inflatable tubes and getting anglers to productive water without sacrificing the smooth handling expected from a tritoon hull.
Safety Equipment Included; Simple Add‑Ons Available
All required safety gear is provided with the rental, and operators offer practical add‑ons—like a towable tube—so you can arrive ready to play without hunting down life jackets or flotation for every passenger.
What the day feels like
What a Day Aboard Feels Like
A typical rental unfolds as a relaxed launch from Long Level Marina, followed by open‑water cruising where the tritoon’s stability lets people move about, fish, sun, or take turns towing an inflatable. With room for a full party, the boat reads more like a floating living room—steady, comfortable, and tuned to uncomplicated summer fun.
THE PLATFORM
Room for Ten, Designed for Stability
The quad‑lounger tritoon layout provides broad, planted stability on the water, giving groups space to spread out and a steadier ride than flat‑bottom alternatives—ideal for social cruising and casual angling.
THE MOTOR
115 HP: Enough Muscle for Tubing and Trolling
The 115‑horsepower outboard gives the boat the thrust needed for towing inflatable tubes and getting anglers to productive water without sacrificing the smooth handling expected from a tritoon hull.
SAFETY & PREP
Safety Equipment Included; Simple Add‑Ons Available
All required safety gear is provided with the rental, and operators offer practical add‑ons—like a towable tube—so you can arrive ready to play without hunting down life jackets or flotation for every passenger.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Rentals are offered as half and full days. Full‑day starts are available at 9 AM and 10 AM; half‑day options depart at 9 AM and 2 PM. Meet at Long Level Marina for check‑in and launch.
Bring your own snacks, drinks, and any fishing gear if you plan to fish; all required safety equipment is provided with the rental.
A $250 damage deposit is required on all rentals. Fuel is charged separately based on use (there is a $25 minimum and a posted per‑quarter‑tank rate); the operator may add a booking fee at reservation.
A towable tube can be added for an additional fee; boats are not permitted at the Lake Clarke Sandbar and must remain in at least 5 feet of water at all times.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are dogs allowed on the boats?
Yes—friendly, well‑behaved dogs are allowed. Any damage caused by your animal will be deducted from your security deposit.
Are we allowed to get out and swim?
Yes; you may swim where the boat is anchored in at least 5 feet of water, but vessels are not allowed at the Lake Clarke Sandbar.
Are we allowed to fish?
Yes; fishing is allowed, but you must provide your own fishing gear.
Does a baby count toward the passenger total?
Yes. Any human aboard, regardless of age or size, counts toward the boat’s passenger total.
Can we go to the sandbar?
No. This boat is not allowed at the Lake Clarke Sandbar.
Do you provide a captain or driver?
No. The operator does not provide a captain; you must have someone in your party who meets the rental requirements to operate the boat.