Watercraft Rental at Milford State Park Marina – Tritoon Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–6 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical fitness required; suitable for all skill levels with brief safety orientation
Overview
Discover the thrill of exploring Milford Lake in Kansas with a 21' LOWE Tritoon rental from Milford State Park Marina. Perfect for lakeside relaxation or lively water fun, this experience puts you on the water in style and comfort.
21' LOWE TRITOON - Red • 150 hp
Starting at $275 • All Ages • 4-8 Hours • Up to 10 People
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of the open water with our flexible watercraft rentals, available for both weekdays and weekends. Perfect for adventure seekers aged 25 and older, this unique opportunity allows you to explore at your own pace. Just remember to fuel up before returning for an unforgettable day on the water!
Duration & Rates
4 Hour Weekday Rental: $275.00 8 Hour Weekday Rental: $375.00 4 Hour Weekend Rental: $300.00 8 Hour Weekend Rental $450.00
About
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DRIVER MUST BE 25 OF AGE AND OR HAVE A KANSAS BOATING LICENSE & SAFETY COURSE DOCUMENT.
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NO PETS, SMOKING, BOW FISHING OR GRILLING ON WATERCRAFT
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GAS & OIL ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE RENTAL PRICE. UPON THE RETURN OF THE WATERCRAFT, LESSEE (RENTER) MUST FILL THE WATERCRAFT TO A FULL TANK AT THEIR EXPENSE.
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A WATERCRAFT CONTRACT WILL NEED TO BE SIGNED, DATED AND A CREDIT CARD RESERVED ON FILE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL DAMAGES TO WATERCRAFT UPON RETURN AS STATED IN THE CONTRACT.
Adventure Tips
Check weather conditions beforehand
Ensure good weather for safety and maximum enjoyment on the water.
Arrive early to avoid crowds
Getting there early provides more flexibility and a quieter experience.
Bring sun protection and hydration
Pack sunscreen, hats, and plenty of water for a comfortable day ferrying across the lake.
Familiarize yourself with local boating rules
Review safety and navigational rules to ensure a safe trip on Milford Lake.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great blue herons
- Largemouth bass
History
Milford Lake was constructed in the 1960s primarily for flood control, but it also quickly became a favored recreational hub for Kansas residents.
Conservation
The marina and park promote responsible boating practices, including waste management and wildlife preservation efforts, to maintain the lake’s health for future generations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Life jacket
A properly fitting life jacket is necessary for safety on the water.
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from sun exposure during long hours on the lake.
summer specific
Waterproof bag or container
Keep valuables dry while enjoying boat activities.
Hat or cap
Shield your face from direct sunlight for added comfort.
summer specific