150‑HP Tritoon Rentals: 22' Landu Pontoon Power for Sun, Swim and Cruise in Grove

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150‑HP Tritoon Rentals: 22' Landu Pontoon Power for Sun, Swim and Cruise in Grove

H2O Sports Rental - Honey Creek offers 22' Landu tritoons with 150 horsepower for up to 12 passengers, available in 4-, 8- and 24-hour rentals — a concise guide to what to expect and how to plan.

150‑HP Tritoon Rentals: 22' Landu Pontoon Power for Sun, Swim and Cruise in Grove.

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Grove
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H2O Sports Rental - Honey Creek
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Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
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On Grove’s open water, a 22-foot Landu tritoon becomes a compact platform for an uncomplicated day: cruising, anchoring for swims and soaking up sun. These 150‑horsepower tritoons are built to carry a dozen people for short escapes or a full day on the water, with rental windows that suit half-day, full-day or overnight use.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

22' Landu tritoon with 150 HP — room for 12

The rental craft is a 22-foot Landu tritoon powered by 150 horsepower and rated to carry up to 12 passengers — a stable platform for groups that want to cruise, swim and sunbathe together.

THE OPTIONS

Flexible rental durations

Rentals are available in 4-, 8- or 24-hour blocks, letting you choose a short cruise, a half-day outing or an extended day on the water.

THE PRACTICALS

Policy, fuel and pet rules you should know

Drivers must be at least 21 years old; lessees are responsible for fuel and potential service, cleaning or late fees, and pets are permitted with prior approval and an added fee.

What the day feels like

What the outing feels like

The rhythm of the day is straightforward: a pre-departure check and paperwork, a run across open water under 150 horsepower, pauses to anchor and swim, and a return for a dock inspection. The boats are social platforms — designed for groups that want both motion and long, lazy stops in calm coves.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who gets the most from this rental — and who should think twice.

1
Large groups and familiesIdeal: the tritoon’s 12-person capacity makes it a strong choice for family outings or small groups wanting space to spread out.
2
Sunseekers and swim groupsA good match: the boat is suited to cruising with multiple anchor-and-swim stops for social sunbathing and short swims.
3
Responsible driversNecessary: the lessee must be 21 or older, hold a valid driver’s license and credit card, and accept fuel and timing responsibilities.
4
Pet ownersPossible but conditional: pets are allowed with prior approval and require a fee, so plan in advance and disclose animals at booking.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to bring

Bring valid ID and the credit card you’ll use for the damage deposit; pack swimsuits, sunscreen, water and coolers. Arrive 30 minutes early to complete paperwork so your scheduled time is preserved.

Fuel & costs

Lessee pays for fuel. If the craft is returned low or runs out of fuel there is a $150 service fee plus fuel charged at $6.00 per gallon; there are also cleaning and service fees for certain returns or on-water assistance.

Timing & penalties

Choose from 4-, 8- or 24-hour rentals. Late returns incur a $250 initial late fee, then $125 per extra hour after the first hour; rental time will not be pro-rated.

Pets and condition

Pets are allowed with prior approval and a $25 per-pet fee; boats returned in poor condition may incur a $50 cleaning fee.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How many people can ride a tritoon?

Each 22' Landu tritoon has capacity for up to 12 passengers.

What are the rental durations?

Rentals are offered in 4-, 8- and 24-hour blocks.

What are the age and ID requirements to rent?

Drivers (lessees) must be at least 21 years old and present a valid driver’s license and a credit card for the damage deposit.

Who pays for fuel and what happens if the boat runs out?

The lessee is responsible for fuel. If the craft is returned low or runs out of fuel a $150 service fee plus fuel at $6.00 per gallon will be charged.

Are pets allowed on the boat?

Yes—pets are permitted with prior approval and carry a $25 per-pet fee.

What are the cancellation and no‑show policies?

You may cancel with at least one week’s notice to avoid penalties; past the cancellation period there is a 50% fee, holiday reservations with less than seven days’ notice may be charged in full, and no-shows are charged the entire rental amount.

What fees might be charged after the rental?

Possible charges include a $50 cleaning fee for boats returned in poor condition, a $150 service fee for non-emergency on-water assistance, late fees starting at $250 plus $125 per hour after the first hour, and fuel-related charges.