How do I book the Strawberry Express?

Use the FareHarbor booking link provided with this listing to reserve dates and review rental terms.

What is included with the rental?

The vessel details list a 2023 Crest Tritoon, 150 HP Mercury outboard, Bimini top, luxury vinyl flooring, and Bluetooth sound system; confirm life jackets and fuel policy at booking.

Check-in is at N52W34868 Lake St., Okauchee, WI 53069—arrive early to load gear and review safety orientation.

Can I tow tubes or water toys?

Yes—this motor has the power to tow tubes and inflatables; follow operator guidance on safe towing and passenger limits.

Pet policies vary by operator; confirm when you book and bring a canine life jacket for safety.

What are typical no-wake or restricted areas?

Observe posted signage around shorelines and marinas; local no-wake zones protect docks, beaches, and nesting birds—ask staff for any temporary restrictions.

Strawberry Express: 3-Day Crest Tritoon Rentals on Okauchee Lake

On Okauchee Lake, Wisconsin, the Strawberry Express invites a simple, roomy way to own a day—or three—on the water. Launched on a 2023 Crest Tritoon, this pontoon rental blends calm handling with creature comforts: a 150 HP Mercury outboard, luxury vinyl flooring, a Bimini top for shade, and a premium Bluetooth sound system to soundtrack your cruise. Guests check in at N52W34868 Lake St., Okauchee, WI 53069, a short stroll from launch ramps and shoreline cafes.

Okauchee Lake itself is a glacial kettle lake ringed by oak and maple ridges, with shallow sandbars, narrow channels, and small wooded islands that map out quiet coves. The lake’s clear, cool water and widely spaced weed beds create excellent pockets for swimming, anchor-and-linger picnics, and slow cruising. Look for exposed limestone shoals near the north shore and bands of cattails in the marshy inlets—those are where herons fish at dawn and bass hide by midday.

What sets the Strawberry Express apart is the combination of modern polish and simple utility. The Crest’s twin-stability tritoon platforms feel planted in chop, and the 150 HP Mercury gives you confident acceleration for towing tubes or zipping between favorite sandbars. Vinyl flooring wipes clean after beach days; the Bimini top keeps sun risk low for multi-hour rentals; and the Bluetooth system turns anchor stops into private lakeside concerts. It’s a rental built for groups up to 17 who want flexibility: three-day season rentals let you explore more than just the nearshore circuit.

Practical details matter: the meeting point at N52W34868 Lake St. places you near public launch access and fuel, but many favorite anchorages are shallow—use a pole or shallow-anchoring technique to avoid submerged weeds. Pack a cooler, tie-down straps for loose gear, and a soft-rudder paddle for close quarters. Operated locally (operator name not provided), this service plugs into the wider Okauchee lake scene—breakfast at lakeside diners, a summer boat parade, and quiet evening runs to watch kingfishers and osprey take fish.

For visitors, a pontoon is the ideal way to read the lake: slow enough to notice painted lake homes and cedar-strewn islands, capable enough to chase late-afternoon light. Whether you want a lazy weekend with friends, a family swim-and-grill session, or a small party of anglers chasing bass, the Strawberry Express turns three days on Okauchee into a practical, pleasant escape.

Reserve early during summer weekends when boat traffic peaks; look for multi-day discounts through the provided FareHarbor link and confirm fuel and life-jacket provisions at check-in. Beginners find the Crest forgiving; crew will demonstrate basic throttle control and docking tips before launch. Respect shorelines—keep wake low near cottages and observe posted no-wake zones to protect nesting birds and fragile littoral plants and wildlife.