CRIVITZ BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Pontoon on High Falls Flowage — 19' Cruising 50hp from Popp's Resort
Rent a 19' pontoon with a 40–50 hp Yamaha for up to 10 people from Popp's Resort on High Falls Flowage — this guide explains what is included, booking rules, and the on‑water orientation.
Pontoon on High Falls Flowage — 19' Cruising 50hp from Popp's Resort.
From Popp's Resort in Crivitz, a 19' Cruising pontoon (40 or 50 hp Yamaha) is available for same‑day rentals on High Falls Flowage. The operator provides a short boat orientation and a map of the flowage, life preservers are included, and the boat accommodates up to 10 people for day trips and weekly rentals.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
40–50 hp Yamaha pontoon, capacity 10
A 19' Cruising pontoon outfitted with a 40 or 50 hp 4‑stroke Yamaha engine, rated for up to 10 people and equipped with two anchors, a ladder, stereo and USD; life preservers are provided with the rental.
Rates, delivery options and booking windows
Daily rates vary by day of week and weekly rates are available; delivery to other bodies of water is offered for an extra fee (the operator does not allow customers to transport the pontoon themselves), and same‑day bookings and half‑day rentals are accounted for in the operator's schedule.
On‑land orientation and on‑water map
Renters receive a brief boat orientation (scheduled in short time slots beginning at 7:00 a.m.) and a map of High Falls Flowage before departure; the operator documents any previous damage during this check and enforces safety rules such as no smoking, no grills or fireworks on board.
What the day feels like
What the rental actually feels like
The experience begins with a brief, practical orientation and map review, followed by open‑water time on High Falls Flowage in a 19' pontoon powered by a 40 or 50 hp Yamaha — the boat is set up for social cruising with seating for up to ten and basic on‑board amenities; all equipment must be returned before sunset.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits best — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Valid driver's license and a form of security deposit (cash, check or credit card) are required the day of rental; life preservers are provided with the boat. If you were born on or after January 1, 1989 and will operate the boat, bring proof of an accepted Wisconsin DNR boating safety course.
All reservations for rental equipment require full payment in advance. With at least 15 days' notice of cancellation, deposits are returned less a $25 handling fee.
Published rates do not include fuel or sales tax. Weekday, weekend and weekly rates apply; delivery to other bodies of water is available for an additional fee.
No pets, no smoking, no grills or fireworks on the boat; all equipment must be returned before sunset. Half‑day rentals are available after 3:00 p.m., but the operator does not take advance reservations for half‑day slots.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many people can the pontoon hold?
The pontoon accommodates up to 10 people.
What engines are on the boat?
The rentals are equipped with 40 or 50 hp 4‑stroke Yamaha engines.
How do I make a reservation or get a same‑day rental?
Call 715‑757‑3511 to make same‑day reservations; full payment is required in advance for rental equipment.
Are half‑day rentals available?
Yes — half‑day rentals are available after 3:00 p.m., but the operator does not take advance reservations for half days.
Is delivery available?
The operator will deliver pontoon rentals to different bodies of water for an extra fee, but customers may not transport the pontoon themselves.
Are pets allowed on the boat?
No — pets are not allowed on the pontoon.
What about fuel, tax and deposits?
Published prices do not include fuel or sales tax; a security deposit is required at pickup and may be provided in cash, check or by credit card.
Do I need a boating safety course to operate the boat?
A person born on or after January 1, 1989 is required to complete a boating safety course accepted by the Wisconsin DNR to legally operate a motorized boat on Wisconsin waters.
What happens in bad weather?
The operator does not issue refunds for weather.