Five Days on Lakeport: Pontoons, Ski Boats and Wake Lines from Disney's Boat Rentals

Five Day Boat Rental on Clear Lake gives you five uninterrupted days to read the shoreline, chase flatwater mornings, and chase wake in the afternoon. Located at 2200 Lake Shore Blvd in Lakeport, California, this rental program puts you on one of California’s most singular inland lakes with options for pontoons, ski boats, and a small aluminum fishing boat. Pick a Deluxe 24 or LX 20 pontoon for relaxed cruising and family time; choose a StarCraft SVX 211, SVX 191, or Tahoe 185 if you want more speed for wakeboarding and tubing; or opt for the 17-foot fishing boat with a trolling motor.

The boats come prepared: personal flotation devices for every passenger, clear safety instructions, and a complimentary waterski package with skis, rope, and a life jacket on ski-capable models. Practical rules matter here—fuel is not included and will be charged after your trip, a security deposit and valid driver’s license are required, and all drivers must watch a safety video before check-in. Renters must be 18 or older to operate boats (21+ for waverunners) and passengers under 18 need parental consent. Note the operational restriction after 2 p.m.: if you rent at or after that hour, you are limited to within two miles of the Lakeport shoreline because afternoon winds can build quickly on Clear Lake.

What makes this rental special is the setting. Clear Lake is one of North America’s oldest natural lakes and carries a distinct shoreline of oak-studded hills, tule marshes, and basalt outcrops from the Clear Lake volcanic field. You’ll find quiet coves ideal for anchoring, scattered campsites, and long runs for tow sports. The lake is renowned for largemouth bass fishing and hosts osprey, herons, and seasonal waterfowl.

This operation acts like a key to the local outdoor economy: families picnic on pontoons, anglers gravitate to quieter bays, and wake-sport enthusiasts take advantage of steady open water. Respect the rules—no alcohol or smoking on board—and plan for logistics: arrive fifteen minutes early, sign the electronic waiver in your confirmation, and pack sunscreen, towels, water, and snacks. For flexibility and peace of mind consider cancelation protection. Book early; popular boats sell out, especially on summer weekends.

Bring binoculars for birding and a valid California fishing license if you plan to fish; the fishing boat is ideal for casting into reed-lined bays where bass hide. Group sizes depend on boat capacity (typically four to ten people), so pick a model that matches your crew and gear list. Skippers should check weather and fuel levels before departure and follow posted no-wake zones near marinas and spawning areas. Reserve early through the online booking portal to lock your dates and choose the exact model you want. Enjoy.