easy
3–6 hours
Minimal; suitable for all fitness levels as the boat handles propulsion.
Cruise the clear waters of Lake Jocassee and Lake Keowee aboard a spacious Godfrey Sweetwater pontoon. Perfect for families and groups seeking a relaxed day on the water.
Pontoon Boat Rentals on Lake Jocassee & Keowee - Greenville, SC
Starting at $325 • 4 or 8 Hours and 2 or 3 Days • 25+ to Rent • Up to 10 People
Experience the stunning waters of Lake Jocassee and Lake Keowee aboard a powerful Godfrey Sweetwater pontoon. Perfect for family fun or leisurely cruising, this adventure includes a hassle-free launch and safety briefing. Enjoy the freedom to explore while creating unforgettable memories on the water with friends and family.
4 or 8 Hours
This Godfrey Sweetwater will move on the lake with its 115hp Yamaha. Great for towing the kids or just cruising! Weight limit is 1730 lbs.
Enjoy one of our pontoons while exploring the waters of Lake Jocassee or Lake Keowee. We meet you at the lake, we launch your boat, and discuss operation and the safety equipment. When you're finished, we meet you back at the landing to pick up your boat.
Safety Equipment:
Bring your bathing suits, towels, sunscreen, food, and beverages.
Lake conditions can change quickly; always check the latest weather updates before heading out.
Even if you’re experienced, having life jackets aboard is mandatory and ensures safety for all passengers.
Arriving 30 minutes before your scheduled time helps ease the launch process, especially during busy weekends.
Sun exposure on the water is strong; protect your skin and eyes during your trip.
Lake Jocassee was created by damming the Whitewater River in the early 1970s, helping preserve the area’s natural landscape.
The lakes are managed to balance recreational use with habitat preservation, so please practice Leave No Trace principles on and off the water.
Reduce glare and protect your eyes from UV rays on the open water.
summer specific
Protect electronics from splashes and accidental drops.
summer specific
Required for safety—usually provided but worth confirming.
Lake breezes can get cool, especially in the early morning or late afternoon.
spring specific