Rent a classic rowboat at Three Creek Lake in Sisters, Oregon, and enjoy up to eight hours of relaxing fishing and paddling in a peaceful natural setting. Perfect for anglers and those seeking tranquility on the water.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
Up to 8 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic upper body strength helps with rowing but no specialized fitness required.
Wildlife
History
Three Creek Lake has been a popular fishing and recreation destination for locals and visitors since the early 20th century, supported by annual fish stocking to maintain its reputation.
Conservation
The marina follows sustainable practices by encouraging catch and release fishing and minimizing motorized boat use to protect the lake’s ecosystem.
Three Creek Lake Store and Marina
Rent a classic rowboat at Three Creek Lake in Sisters, Oregon, and enjoy up to eight hours of relaxing fishing and paddling in a peaceful natural setting. Perfect for anglers and those seeking tranquility on the water.
Three Creek Lake Store and Marina is a lakefront rental and outfitting business located in Sisters, Oregon. The marina provides a range of watercraft rentals that let visitors access Three Creek Lake and nearby trails without specialized equipment. Rental options include pontoon fly fishing rafts, pedal boats, classic rowboats with oars, stand-up paddleboards, canoes, and aluminum fishing boats. Many rentals are available in flexible hourly blocks from one to eight hours, accommodating short outings and full-day trips.
All rentals include lifejackets for safety, and the marina’s rental policies remind anglers and visitors to carry a valid Oregon fishing license and adhere to local regulations. The lake is stocked annually, creating reliable fishing opportunities for licensed anglers. The location is commonly used as a base for hiking the nearby Tam McArthur Rim trail; visitors are advised to register for the trail when required and plan logistics around rental durations.
The store and marina focus on straightforward, transparent rentals: clear equipment descriptions, standard safety gear, and options for varying group sizes and skill levels. The business acts as a practical starting point for outdoor recreation in the Sisters area, supporting paddling, rowing, and fishing activity on Three Creek Lake. For planning, visitors should verify current hours, permit requirements, and seasonal conditions directly with the marina before arrival.
The store also supplies basic tackle, maps, and advice on access points and fishing spots when available, helping visitors make the most of their time on the water throughout the open season and weather windows.
Location
Sisters, Oregon
Located at Three Creek Lake near Tam McArthur Rim
Rental Duration
1–8 hours
Flexible hourly rentals
Rental Options
6 options
Pontoon, canoe, SUP, rowboat, pedal, aluminum
Safety
Lifejackets Provided
Personal flotation devices included
Check rental availability, confirm permits, and prepare for a safe, memorable outing on the water.
Bring Your Own Fishing Gear
While the rowboat rental includes lifejackets and oars, be sure to bring your favorite fishing gear for the best experience.
Arrive Early for Best Boat Availability
Weekends and summer holidays get busy, so arriving early increases your chances of securing a rowboat.
Wear Layered Clothing
Morning and evening temperatures can be cool, especially on the water, so dress in layers to stay comfortable.
Practice Safe Oar Handling
If you’re new to rowing, practice controlled strokes to conserve energy and navigate smoothly on the lake.
Fishing Rod and Tackle
Bring your preferred fishing equipment to make the most of the lake’s stocked fish.
Layered Clothing
Wear layers in spring to adjust to variable temperatures on and off the water.
spring
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from sun exposure during long hours on the lake.
summer
Waterproof Footwear
A good pair keeps your feet dry near damp shorelines and when launching the boat.
fall