easy
6–8 hours
Basic physical fitness for boating and swimming; moderate stamina for swimming or walking nearby trails.
Discover the freedom of exploring Summersville Lake’s vast waters with Lake Licker’s fully equipped pontoon boat rentals. Perfect for families and adventurers alike, enjoy a safe, fun day cruising West Virginia’s largest lake.
Ages 25+ to rent • 10 people • 8 hours • 10% off weekday bookings
Experience a thrilling day on the lake with your family and furry friends! Enjoy an 8-hour boat rental complete with training, maps, and safety gear. The spacious pontoon features a power bimini top, ample storage, and a radio, ensuring a fun-filled adventure for everyone. Create unforgettable memories on the water!
8 hours
10 people
We strive to make your day a fun one by providing instructions on how to operate the boat and trailer, and we give you maps of the lake and point out spots to see. Your rental includes the boat, trailer, training, and life jackets for all occupants. This boat also has a power bimini top, table, lots of cupholders, storage panels for all your gear, and a radio!
You’ll need a capable tow vehicle to transport the pontoon boat about 2 miles from the rental site to the lake.
Each captain must participate in a 10-minute safety class, even if you hold a boating license, to ensure lake-specific knowledge and safety.
Pontoon boats cannot tow tubes, floats, or skis so plan activities accordingly to enjoy the boat and lake safely.
Everyone in your group, including infants and children, counts towards the 10-person maximum capacity to maintain safety.
Completed in 1966, Summersville Dam created the lake for flood control and recreation, shaping the region’s outdoor culture.
Lake Licker promotes responsible boating to protect water quality and aquatic habitats in Summersville Lake.
Protect your skin from intense sun exposure out on the open water.
summer specific
Reduce glare from the water for better visibility and eye comfort.
summer specific
Keep your personal belongings dry and secure while boating or swimming.
Stay warm during cooler mornings or breezy afternoons on the lake.
spring specific