easy
2–4 hours
Basic swimming ability recommended; comfortable on water and able to carry gear
Discover the serenity of Buttle Lake with double kayak rentals from 43K Wilderness. Perfect for paddling, pet-friendly outings, and scenic water adventures in BC.
Full and Half Day Rentals Available
Experience the beauty of Buttle Lake with convenient half-day and full-day boat rentals from our kiosk at the campground. Enjoy paddling with your pets, as long as they have their own lifejackets. Create unforgettable memories on the water while exploring this stunning natural setting. Rentals are first come, first served.
3 and 6 hours
Boat Hut: Our rental kiosk can be found at Buttle Lake Campground boat launch. It’s the first left, once you’re in the campground. Hours of operation listed below.
We offer half day (3 hour) and full day (6 hours, morning start only) rentals directly adjacent to the lake for convenience. Rentals are available on a first come, first serve basis.
Overnight Rentals: Unfortunately, at this time we are unable to offer overnight rentals, but hope to offer this opportunity in the future.
The Fine Print: Participants 19 and younger require a parent/guardian signature to rent.
All paddlers are required to sign a Rental Agreement, Assumption of Risks and Waiver of Liability document prior to renting.
Pets: Pets are allowed in canoes and on sit on top kayaks but must have their own lifejacket. At this time we do not offer pet lifejacket rentals, so you will need to come prepared with your own.
Always verify weather forecasts before heading out to ensure safe paddling conditions.
Ensure your lifejacket fits properly for maximum safety while on the water.
Early mornings offer calmer waters and fewer crowds for a more tranquil experience.
Protect yourself from UV rays and stay hydrated during your paddle.
Buttle Lake has been a focal point for local indigenous communities for centuries, with nearby areas rich in cultural history.
Guests are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve the pristine environment for future visitors.
A well-fitting lifejacket is crucial for safety during kayaking.
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses help protect you from UV rays while on the water.
summer specific
Good for protecting your feet when launching and landing.
Perfect for keeping valuables dry during your paddle.