14 Passenger Pontoon Boats on Redfish Lake, Idaho
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for individuals of all fitness levels, including children and seniors, as minimal physical effort is required.
Overview
Create lasting memories on Redfish Lake with a private 14 passenger pontoon boat. Perfect for large groups and pets, this adventure offers sunshine, mountain views, and endless fun on the water.
Details
Discover a unique and delightful way to explore the stunning Redfish Lake with Redfish Lake Lodge's 14 Passenger Pontoon Boats. Perfect for family gatherings, group outings, or a day with friends—including your furry companions—these spacious boats allow up to 14 people to comfortably enjoy the pristine waters and breathtaking mountain scenery. Whether you're planning a relaxing cruise, a picnic on the water, or fun activities like swimming and floating, this boat offers flexibility and comfort for everyone aboard. Bring along your favorite snacks, drinks, and inflatables, and spend your day soaking in the sun or cooling off in the crystal-clear lake. With calm waters ideal for all ages and experience levels, your private pontoon adventure promises laughter, bonding, and unforgettable memories set against the backdrop of Idaho's beautiful Sawtooth Mountains. The friendly staff at Redfish Lake Lodge provides all the necessary gear and guidance to ensure a safe and smooth trip from start to finish.
Adventure Tips
Reserve Early
Pontoon boats book quickly during peak season, so secure your spot well in advance.
Bring Sun Protection
Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are essential to protect yourself from strong mountain sun.
Pets Welcome
Feel free to bring your dog along, but remember to bring a leash and fresh water for them.
Pack a Cooler
Keep your food and drinks cold by bringing a well-packed cooler on the boat.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Secret beach spots along the southern shore of Redfish Lake
- Secluded coves perfect for wildlife watching and swimming
Wildlife
- Bald eagles soaring above the lake
- River otters playing near the shoreline
History
Redfish Lake has been a treasured location for the Shoshone-Bannock tribes and later became popular with early settlers for fishing and recreation.
Conservation
Efforts to maintain Redfish Lake’s water quality and surrounding forests help protect native fish species and keep this ecosystem thriving.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- East shore of Redfish Lake for sunrise reflections
- Boat deck capturing panoramic mountain views
- Hidden coves and inlets for intimate nature shots
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from strong UV rays while out on the water.
summer specific
Life Jackets
Provided by the company, but essential for safety on any boat trip.
Waterproof Dry Bag
Keeps your valuables and electronics dry during your adventure.
Hat and Sunglasses
Helps shield your eyes and face from glare and sun exposure.
summer specific