HAWLEY BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
Pontoon Days on Lake Wallenpaupack: The 20' South Bay Rental in Hawley
A focused guide to renting the 20' South Bay (90HP) in Hawley — covering rates, rules, and what to pack for a day of cruising, fishing and swimming on Lake Wallenpaupack.
Pontoon Days on Lake Wallenpaupack: The 20' South Bay Rental in Hawley.
This rental puts a 20' South Bay with a 90HP outboard onto Lake Wallenpaupack for a day of uncomplicated lake time. The operator supplies lifejackets, safety equipment and a full tank of gas so you can focus on cruising, fishing and swimming with family or friends; come prepared with sunscreen, food and drinks for a relaxed outing.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Ready-to-go boat with safety kit and fuel
The rental comes equipped with lifejackets and required safety gear and is delivered to you with a full tank of gas — everything you need to get onto Lake Wallenpaupack and start your day.
Cruising, fishing and swimming
The boat is intended for relaxed lake use: cruising the water, casting a line or anchoring to swim in the wide open basin of Lake Wallenpaupack.
Simple, family-friendly lake time
This rental is tailored to uncomplicated days on the water — groups can gather, move around the lake and spend hours together without the fuss of provisioning fuel or safety gear.
What the day feels like
What a day afloat feels like
You set off from the operator, shove off with a full tank, and spend your contracted hours exploring coves, slowing to fish in quiet corners or dropping anchor to swim. The emphasis is on low‑stress, family-oriented boating: safety equipment and lifejackets are provided so your focus stays on the water and the company.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Options are two hours ($250), a half‑day (four hours, $375) or a full day (eight hours, $595). Rental rates do not include tax; plan to return the boat by the contracted time to avoid late fees.
Bring sunscreen, snacks, beverages and ice; the operator provides lifejackets and safety gear but not changing areas — portable restrooms are on site.
Drivers must be 25 or older; anyone born after Jan 1, 1982 may need a NASBLA‑approved boating certificate. No tubing or waterskiing allowed; no pets; no stoves or grills on board. Drivers may not consume alcohol.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What are the rental durations and prices?
Rentals are offered for two hours ($250), four hours ($375) or eight hours ($595).
How old do I have to be to rent and operate the boat?
The boat renter and/or driver must be 25 years of age or older. Additionally, any operator born after Jan 1, 1982 must have a NASBLA‑approved boating certificate.
Is safety gear provided?
Yes — lifejackets and required safety equipment are provided with the boat.
Can I tow a tube or waterski behind the pontoon?
No. Tubing and waterskiing are prohibited by the operator's insurance policy.
Are pets allowed on the pontoon?
No. Pets are not permitted on these rentals.
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. If time is cut short for hazardous weather, rental time reverts to the closest segment (two‑hour or half‑day) and additional hours are pro‑rated.
Is fuel provided? Can I cook on board?
Boats are delivered with a full tank of gas. Stoves and grills are not permitted on pontoon boats.
Are there restrooms or changing facilities?
Portable restrooms are on site, but there are no changing areas on site.