Good to know before you go

Frequently Asked Questions

Fuel, parking, food, safety, accessibility, and dock details are all collected here.

01 Gas?

One-half tank of fuel is included in the flat rental rate.

02 Pets?

No pets allowed.

03 Tubing or towing?

No tubing or towing behind any boat in our rental fleet.

04 Food and drinks?

Yes! Keep in mind that the laws on Lake Wylie prohibit hard liquor onboard. The driver is not allowed to drink alcohol at any time.

Please choose boat-friendly food that is easy to eat, serve, and store. An excessive cleaning fee can be issued if the boat is returned with spills, food residue, crumbs, or damage from food and drinks.

05 What can we bring?

We want you to have a great time out on the lake. Please bring anything that will make your day on the water fun and enjoyable. Floats, sunscreen, sunglasses, towels, hats, fishing gear, water, food, and drinks are welcome.

Do not use the safety life jackets stocked in the boat for recreational floating.

06 What can’t we bring?

No smoking, glass, grills, drugs, liquor, tubing, or towing.

07 Where is the dock?

We are within the gated residential country club community of River Hills Plantation in Lake Wylie, South Carolina. We operate by reservation only.

Weekend rental start and end times are staggered so we can give each renter individual attention when arriving and departing. Please arrive on time for your scheduled rental.

08 Parking?

Parking is secure but limited. Please limit each rental to two or three cars. If you will have more than two cars, let us know so we can anticipate and accommodate your parking needs.

09 Restrooms?

There are no restrooms on pontoon boats. We have an onsite restroom facility you are welcome to use before or after your rental. You can also return to our dock during your rental.

10 Accessibility?

Please let us know ahead of time about any accessibility needs so we can accommodate you and help keep everyone safe.

The dock is stationary, not floating. The water level of the lake fluctuates, so the boats can be above or below the dock level and you may need to step up or down. There are narrow walkway areas and open gaps between docks and boats. The boats float and will rock when waves hit. Please consider these elements for boarding and disembarking.