Pontoon rentals in Lake Havasu City, AZ
Pontoon rentals in Lake Havasu City, AZ. Compare public listings and trip details. Ask the owner about availability and pickup.
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Quick facts for Lake Havasu
Typical rates
Jet ski: $250 per day; Pontoon boat: $500 per day
Public operator and marketplace listing rates checked 2026-09-14. Owner listings on DooZed set their own prices.
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What to know about rentals in Lake Havasu City, AZ
About renting in Lake Havasu
This page focuses on pontoon rentals; see the main Lake Havasu page for other craft.
Lake Havasu City draws boat, pontoon and jet ski renters to the Bridgewater Channel and wide open water that stays warm into early fall. The owner confirms availability and the exact pickup location before your trip. DooZed does not collect payment when you send an inquiry.
Public launch ramps and park fees (visitor info only)
Everything in this list is visitor information, not a DooZed meeting spot. The owner chooses where the handoff happens and confirms it ahead of your trip. Arizona State Parks requires a business that rents watercraft to hold a Commercial Annual Pass before it brings them into Cattail Cove.
Ramps and fees (4)
- Cattail Cove State Park: Day-use fee, launching included: $10 per vehicle with one person, $20 with two to four people. Rental companies need a Commercial Annual Pass first
- Lake Havasu Marina: Ramp fee Mon-Thu $10, Fri-Sun and holidays $20 per day
- Havasu Riviera Marina: Peak-season (Apr-Sep) ramp fee per day: $15 Mon-Thu, $30 Fri-Sun, $40 on holidays
- Lake Havasu State Park: Vehicle entrance fee Mon-Thu $20, Fri-Sun and holidays $25
More about Lake Havasu
Public launch ramps include Cattail Cove State Park, the Lake Havasu Marina and Havasu Riviera Marina. The two marinas charge ramp fees that vary by day of week, with Havasu Riviera pricing its Apr-Sep peak season separately, while Cattail Cove charges a per-vehicle day-use fee that includes launching. Lake Havasu State Park charges a separate vehicle entrance fee. The Bridgewater Channel is a 5 mph no-wake zone under city ordinance 8.16.100, and watercraft 36 feet or longer may not operate in it under city code 8.16.095. City code 8.16.095 also bars houseboats from the channel.
What rentals cost in Lake Havasu
| Craft | Rate | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Jet ski | 250 | USD/day |
| Pontoon boat | 500 | USD/day |
| Tritoon slide boat | 750 | USD/day |
Public operator and marketplace listing rates checked 2026-09-14. Owner listings on DooZed set their own prices.
Rules and boater card (2)
- Bridgewater Channel speed limit: 5 mph no-wake zone under city ordinance 8.16.100
- Bridgewater Channel vessel length: City code 8.16.095 bars any watercraft of 36 feet or longer from the channel, so a 36-foot boat cannot enter it
Best time to go
The tourism board lists mid-May through early October as the warm-weather boating season. Water temperatures reach 83 to 87 degrees in July and August, the months the tourism board's water data covers.
How DooZed works in Lake Havasu
Browse public listings and owner-published showcases, then send an inquiry with your preferred date and group size. The owner confirms availability and the exact pickup location before your trip. DooZed does not guarantee availability and does not collect payment when you send an inquiry.
Frequently asked questions (5)
How much does the Cattail Cove State Park boat ramp cost?
Arizona State Parks charges a day-use fee per vehicle that includes launching, parking and beach use: $10 for a vehicle with one person and $20 for two to four people.
What are the speed and boat length rules in the Bridgewater Channel?
Under city ordinance 8.16.100 the channel is limited to 5 mph with no wake. City code 8.16.095 separately bars watercraft 36 feet or longer, so a 36-foot boat cannot go through.
How warm does Lake Havasu get in the summer?
Water temperature runs 83 to 87 degrees Fahrenheit in July and August, the peak of the season.
Is there a separate entrance fee for Lake Havasu State Park?
Yes. The vehicle entrance fee is $20 Mon-Thu and $25 Fri-Sun and holidays, separate from any launch ramp fee charged at the marina.
Which marina has the highest launch fee on holiday weekends?
Havasu Riviera Marina, at $40 per day on holidays during its Apr-Sep peak season, the highest of the three ramps here.
Sources (6)
- Go Lake Havasu launch ramps and marina information
- Lake Havasu State Park facility information
- Cattail Cove State Park facility information
- Go Lake Havasu weather and webcam
- Go Lake Havasu water temperature and level
- Bridgewater Channel laws
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