On Deck at Milford: Piloting a 21' LOWE TRITOON into Open Water

MILFORD BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE

On Deck at Milford: Piloting a 21' LOWE TRITOON into Open Water

A concise field guide to renting and running the Black 21' LOWE TRITOON (150 hp) from Milford State Park Marina—what it includes, who can drive, and the rules you’ll need to follow for a safe day on the reservoir.

On Deck at Milford: Piloting a 21' LOWE TRITOON into Open Water.

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Location
Milford
Operator
Milford State Park Marina
Category
Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Experience the thrill of the open water with a watercraft rental from Milford State Park Marina. Available on weekdays and weekends, the Black 21' LOWE TRITOON with 150 hp is offered to renters aged 25 and older (or those with the required Kansas boating license and safety course documentation), allowing guests to explore the reservoir at their own pace; renters are responsible for refueling the craft before return.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

21' LOWE TRITOON — Black, 150 hp

A roomy tritoon designed to carry groups—official details list capacity for up to 10 people—built for leisure cruising on Milford’s waters.

THE RATE

Half- or full-day rentals

Two standard rental blocks are offered: a 4-hour option and an 8-hour option, with the published rates for each duration listed by the operator.

THE RULES

Driver, safety and onboard restrictions

The driver must be at least 25 years old or present a Kansas boating license and safety-course documentation; pets, smoking, fishing and grilling are prohibited on the watercraft, and a signed contract plus a credit card hold for incidental damage are required.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

The offering is a self-directed rental: you collect the tritoon at Milford State Park Marina and set out across the reservoir to cruise, stop and circle the shoreline at your own pace. The setup emphasizes autonomy—you pilot the boat, manage your schedule, and are expected to refuel and return the craft in good order at the end of your rental.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits — and when it doesn’t.

1
Friend groupsIdeal for small groups who want a private, self-guided day on the water; the tritoon accommodates larger parties (up to 10) under a single rental.
2
Families (with a qualified driver)Families can rent provided a driver meets the operator requirement (age or Kansas boating license); family activities aboard should respect the operator’s restrictions (no pets, no grilling or smoking).
3
CouplesCouples seeking a leisurely day cruising the reservoir will find the autonomy of a tritoon rental appealing, as long as the designated driver meets the stated eligibility requirements.
4
First-time boatersSuitable if the driver meets the age or licensing requirement and is comfortable piloting the craft; renters should be prepared to handle fueling and basic boat procedures themselves.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Season

Rentals are available on weekdays and weekends; typical rental durations are offered in 4- and 8-hour blocks—confirm availability with the marina when booking.

What to Bring

Bring a valid ID for the card on file and any boating license/safety documentation if applicable; plan to pay for fuel separately as gas and oil are not included.

Logistics & Payment

A signed rental contract is required and a credit card will be reserved on file to cover incidental damages as specified in the agreement.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What are the rental durations and rates?

The operator lists 4-hour and 8-hour rental options with specific published rates for each duration.

How old must the driver be?

The driver must be at least 25 years old or present a Kansas boating license and safety-course documentation.

Are pets allowed onboard?

No—pets are not permitted on the watercraft.

Is fuel included in the rental price?

No—gas and oil are not included; upon return the renter must refill the tank to full at their expense.

Can I fish or grill from the boat?

No—fishing and grilling are prohibited on the watercraft, and smoking is also not allowed.

Is a contract required?

Yes—a watercraft contract must be signed and a credit card reserved on file to cover any incidental damages upon return, per the operator’s terms.