Explore Lake Gaston with the 2020 Avalon Tritoon Pontoon Boat Rental
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–8 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate physical effort if engaging in watersports like tubing or skiing
Overview
Discover Lake Gaston’s peaceful waters and exhilarating water sports aboard a 2020 Avalon Tritoon pontoon boat. Perfect for cruising, waterskiing, or tubing, this rental from Eaton Ferry Marina offers a versatile and enjoyable lake experience.
2020 Avalon Tritoons
Starting at $450 Ages 21+ to Rent | One Day - One Week Options | Up to 12 Passengers
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Adventure Photos
About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of Lake Gaston aboard our Avalon Tritoon pontoon boat, designed for fun with a capacity of 12. Perfect for pulling tubes and skiers, it features a powerful 150 Yamaha engine, a bimini top for shade, and a swim ladder for easy access to the water.
Rates
Full Day Rental $450 Two Day Rental: $900 Three Day Rental: $1,350 Four Day Rental: $1,800 Five Day Rental: $2,250 Six Day Rental: $2,700 Seven Day Rental: $3,000
Ages 21+ to rent
About Pontoon Boat
- Capacity 12
- Brand: Avalon Tritoon
- Our Pontoon Boats are perfect for pulling tubes and skiers around Lake Gaston!
- Includes: 150 Yamaha 4 stroke engine, bimini top for shade, auxiliary port and radio for music, swim ladder
Know Before You Go
- All rentals require waivers to be signed
- Boat and Jetski waivers are sent in the confirmation email
What's Included
- All boats have life adult and child life jackets
- All required safety equipment
Adventure Tips
Bring sunscreen and stay hydrated
The bimini top offers shade but sun exposure is still significant on the lake; pack sunscreen and water to stay safe.
Wear appropriate footwear
Boat decks can get slippery; wear water shoes or non-slip sandals for safety on board.
Follow local boating regulations
Adhere to posted speed limits and no-wake zones to protect wildlife and other boaters.
Secure personal belongings
Use waterproof bags or containers to protect your gear from water and splashes.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- Osprey
History
Lake Gaston was formed in 1963 as a hydroelectric reservoir and has since become a major recreational hub.
Conservation
Boaters are encouraged to follow no-wake zones and dispose of waste properly to protect Lake Gaston's fragile ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from strong sun exposure while on the water.
summer specific
Water shoes
Improves grip on boat surfaces and protects feet when swimming or wading.
summer specific
Swimsuit
Allows you to enjoy swimming or water sports comfortably.
summer specific
Light jacket or windbreaker
Provides warmth during early morning or cooler spring/evening lake outings.
spring specific