Eight Hours Afloat: Wabasha’s ST‑V 22' Montego Bay Deluxe Sunbed Tritoon

WABASHA BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE

Eight Hours Afloat: Wabasha’s ST‑V 22' Montego Bay Deluxe Sunbed Tritoon

An eight‑hour boat rental on a fully equipped 22' Montego Bay tritoon — detailed notes on what the craft includes, costs, and the safety rules you’ll need to follow.

Eight Hours Afloat: Wabasha’s ST‑V 22' Montego Bay Deluxe Sunbed Tritoon.

Duration
Contact operator
Location
Wabasha
Operator
Lake City Boat Club
Category
Boat Rental
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Spend the day on the lake aboard the ST‑V 22' Montego Bay Deluxe Sunbed Tritoon out of Wabasha, a roomy day‑boat set up for tubing and comfort with a Bimini top and a host of upgrades. The rental is structured as an eight‑hour outing and is intended for experienced drivers who meet the operator’s age and safety requirements.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

Spacious Montego Bay tritoon with serious power

The boat is a 22' Montego Bay Deluxe Sunbed Tritoon (ST‑5/ST‑V class) fitted with a 150 HP Honda outboard, a Bimini top, and multiple comfort upgrades; it is set up for tubing and day‑use activities.

THE DAY

Eight hours on the water with clear rates

Rentals are sold as an eight‑hour experience; weekday (Monday–Thursday) and weekend (Friday–Sunday) pricing is published for straightforward day planning.

THE PRACTICALS

Simple rules that govern your outing

The operator provides a full fuel tank and adult life jackets for the vessel’s capacity, but renters assume responsibility for fuel used and any equipment damage; there are clear rules about smoking, grilling, and operator qualifications.

What the day feels like

How the day unfolds

You’ll meet at the Parkside Marina in Wabasha to take possession of the 22' Montego Bay tritoon for an eight‑hour block; the day is designed for relaxed cruising, water play such as tubing (the boat is set up for it), and onshore stops as desired, with the expectation that renters follow Minnesota boating laws and the operator’s equipment and safety rules.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits — and who should think twice.

1
Experienced boatersAges 10 and older.
2
Families with childrenFamilies can make a day of it provided children have their own lifejackets (the boat supplies adult life jackets but renters must bring children’s sizes) and an experienced, age‑qualified driver is present.
3
Pet ownersSmall pets are allowed for a fee, making the boat an option for pet‑inclusive outings if you declare and arrange the fee in advance.
4
Inexperienced rentersNot an ideal choice — the operator requires drivers to be at least 25 years old and to have prior boating experience, so inexperienced or under‑age drivers should not expect to operate this craft.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Rates

The rental is an eight‑hour booking. Published rates are $395 Monday–Thursday and $595 Friday–Sunday.

What to bring

Bring children’s lifejackets if you’ll have kids aboard; expect to replace the fuel you use during the rental; do not plan to smoke on board — smoking is not allowed on the boats.

Fuel & damage responsibility

Each boat comes with a full tank; renters are responsible for the fuel they use and for any damages to equipment that occur during their rental.

Onboard rules

Charcoal‑free grills are permitted but must be used off the watercraft; all operators and renters must follow Minnesota boating laws — a copy is kept aboard each boat for reference.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the rental period?

The rental is an eight‑hour booking.

What are the rates?

Rates are $395 Monday–Thursday and $595 Friday–Sunday.

Where do I meet to pick up the boat?

Pick up and return are at Parkside Marina in Wabasha (meeting location listed as Wabasha - Parkside Marina, HIN# ETWH4521F920).

Who can drive the boat?

Renter and all drivers must be at least 25 years old and must have prior boating experience.

Are life jackets provided?

The boat comes equipped with life jackets for adults for the vessel’s capacity, but renters must bring children’s lifejackets if they will have children aboard.

What about fuel and damages?

Each boat is delivered with a full tank of gas; renters are responsible for replacing the fuel they use and for any damages to equipment that occur during the rental.

Can I smoke or grill on board?

No smoking is allowed on the boats or other rental equipment; charcoal‑free grills are allowed but must be used off of the watercraft.

Are pets allowed?

Small pets are allowed for a fee.