Relaxing Pontoon Adventure on Oregon's Lakeside
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required since the pontoon is motorized.
Overview
Enjoy a relaxing day on the water in Lakeside, Oregon aboard a roomy 20' Lowe Pontoon. Perfect for families and friends, this boat tour combines adventure, comfort, and scenic beauty.
Details
Spend a memorable day on the water with the 20' Lowe Pontoon powered by a 40HP outboard, offered by Lakeside Marina Inc. in beautiful Lakeside, Oregon. This spacious pontoon boat is perfect for family gatherings, friends’ outings, or anyone looking to unwind on a serene lake. Navigate calm waters as you explore hidden coves and shoreline spots ideal for a lakeside picnic. The boat is equipped with safety gear and comfortable seating, ensuring a safe and pleasant journey. Whether you’re fishing, birdwatching, or just soaking up the sunlight, this private adventure provides a flexible and relaxing outdoor experience. With easy handling and ample room, it’s ideal for anyone regardless of boating experience. The natural beauty of this Oregon lake makes it a fantastic escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Create lasting memories while enjoying fresh air, scenic views, and quality time together away from the everyday hustle.
Adventure Tips
Wear a life jacket at all times
Safety is a priority; always wear the provided life jackets whenever you’re on the boat.
Bring sunscreen and sunglasses
Protect yourself from sun exposure during your day on the open water.
Pack a waterproof bag
Keep your valuables dry and secure during your pontoon trip with a waterproof bag.
Check weather before departure
Lake conditions can change quickly, so verify weather and wind forecasts before setting out.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Quiet shoreline cove near the northern tip of the lake
- Secluded picnic spot under the old oak grove along the west shore
Wildlife
- Great blue herons
- Osprey soaring overhead
History
Lakeside is historically known as a hub for recreational boating since the early 1900s, bringing families together on the water.
Conservation
Efforts are in place to maintain water quality and protect native species by encouraging eco-friendly boating practices and catch-and-release fishing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Overlook from the south dock
- Shoreline near the oak grove
- Open water during sunset cruise
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Life jacket
Provided on board for your safety and required by law.
Waterproof phone case
Protects your phone from splashes and possible rain while on the lake.
summer specific
Sunscreen
Necessary to prevent sunburn during long hours in direct sunlight.
summer specific
Hat and sunglasses
Helps shield your eyes and face from strong sun rays.
summer specific