Two Hours on Brown County’s Only Inland Lake — Kayaks from $25 at Lily Lake

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Two Hours on Brown County’s Only Inland Lake — Kayaks from $25 at Lily Lake

Two-hour kayak rentals at Lily Lake include a kayak, paddle, and life jacket; this guide lays out logistics, what’s included, and what to expect on the water.

Two Hours on Brown County’s Only Inland Lake — Kayaks from $25 at Lily Lake.

Duration
Contact operator
Location
Green Bay
Operator
Kayak Wisconsin
Category
Kayak
Robert Eric Crews
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Lily Lake sits inside Brown County as the area’s only inland lake. Kayak Wisconsin offers two-hour rentals here, putting paddlers onto calm, non-motorized water where the lake is stocked with fish; each rental comes with a kayak, paddle and life jacket for a short, tranquil outing.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE LAKE

Brown County’s Only Inland Lake

Lily Lake is Brown County’s sole inland lake: a calm, quiet basin restricted to non-motorized boat traffic and stocked with fish, offering a compact waterbody for short paddles.

THE RENTAL

Two-Hour Rentals with Essential Gear

Rentals are two hours long and include a kayak, paddle and life jacket; rates start at $25 for a single kayak and $40 for a tandem.

THE FEEL

Calm Water and Fishing Opportunity

Expect tranquil paddling and the chance to fish from your kayak on water without motorized traffic—an easy, focused outing on the lake.

What the day feels like

What the Paddle Feels Like

A two-hour rental at Lily Lake is a short, contained paddle: launch, set a steady cadence across calm water with only non-motorized traffic nearby, and stop to cast a line where the lake is stocked; the included life jacket and paddle keep the logistics simple so the water is the focus.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits—and who should take extra care.

1
Pairs & Small GroupsA good match for pairs or small groups because the operator advises against paddling alone.
2
Solo TravelersNot recommended to go out alone; the operator explicitly asks that you never kayak alone.
3
AnglersSuitable for anglers who want a short fishing session from a kayak on a lake that is stocked with fish, provided they follow the operator’s safety guidance about not paddling alone.
4
Short-visit PaddlersDesigned for people looking for a compact outing—the rental is a fixed two-hour window—so plan to complete your paddle and any fishing within that time.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Season

Rentals are for a two-hour duration.

What to Bring

The rental includes a kayak, paddle and life jacket; bring any personal items, sun protection, water and fishing gear if you plan to fish.

Logistics & Meeting Point

Meet at Lily Lake County Park in the Town of Eaton (near East Green Bay). After booking you will receive a MasterLock email to download the app to access rentals; staff set up access so the email may not arrive instantly.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long are rentals?

Rentals are two hours in duration.

What does the rental include?

Each rental includes a kayak, paddle and life jacket.

How much does it cost?

Rates are $25 for a single kayak and $40 for a tandem; pricing starts at $25.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting location is the Town of Eaton (near East Green Bay) at Lily Lake County Park.

Can I kayak alone?

No—please never kayak alone; the operator requests that you do not paddle solo.

Is fishing possible from the kayak?

Yes—the lake is stocked with fish, and anglers can fish from a non-motorized kayak.

How do I access my rental after booking?

After you book you will receive an email from MasterLock to download the app and access your rentals; staff must set up access, so the email may not arrive instantly.