easy
2–6 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as boating requires minimal physical exertion.
Looking for a private boating adventure in Texas Hill Country? Charter a boat on Lake LBJ with WaterWorks and explore Kingsland’s beautiful waters at your own pace.
Experience the beauty of Texas Hill Country like never before by chartering a private boat on Lake LBJ with WaterWorks in Kingsland. This boat rental adventure offers you the freedom to explore the serene waters of this stunning lake at your own pace, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and tranquil coves. Whether you're looking to relax with family, enjoy a fun day of fishing, or cruise along the shoreline taking in panoramic views, this private boat charter is a perfect escape from the everyday. Lake LBJ is known for its clear, warm waters and scenic banks lined with majestic oak trees and rolling hills. WaterWorks provides top-quality boats that are easy to operate, making it an ideal choice for beginners and seasoned boaters alike. The convenience of setting your own schedule means you can fish early morning, enjoy a midday swim, or watch a colorful sunset from the water. Kingsland offers a charming small-town vibe with great local restaurants and shops if you want to explore before or after your trip. This private boat rental experience is designed to connect you with nature, give you flexible freedom on the water, and create unforgettable memories in one of Texas’ most beautiful lake destinations.
Texas weather can change quickly, so always confirm weather conditions before heading out on Lake LBJ.
Open water means prolonged sun exposure; pack plenty of water and apply sunscreen liberally.
Make sure to wear life jackets and adhere to local boating laws for a safe adventure.
WaterWorks boats are popular, especially on weekends—book ahead to ensure availability.
Lake LBJ was created in 1951 by the construction of the Wirtz Dam, forming a reservoir named after President Lyndon B. Johnson, who was from the area.
Local efforts focus on preserving water quality and natural habitats through responsible boating practices and limiting shoreline development.
Protect your skin from strong Texas sun during peak boating hours.
summer specific
Shield your eyes and face from glare and UV rays on the water.
summer specific
Stay warm during cooler mornings and evenings on the lake.
fall specific
Keep your phone safe from splashes and sudden weather changes.