Time... It's invaluable, especially when spent with loved ones. Whether with friends or family, every moment is precious. That's why Bennington Pontoons are designed to elevate each experience on the water, making every memory count.
Available May - October. Weather and water conditions will control when the boat is available.
Experience the ultimate lake adventure with our 2021 Bennington 23ft. SLX3 pontoon rental, accommodating up to 11 riders. Cruise in style with its 60hp engine and enjoy complimentary amenities like life jackets, depth finder, Bluetooth radio, and anchor. Whether it's a leisurely ride around the lake or a fishing excursion, our pontoon is equipped for all your aquatic endeavors. Book now for an unforgettable pontoon boat rental experience!
Ages 25+ to Rent and Operate
Contact our hosts to arrange affordable rates: $250 per day or $1200 per week. See link to booking reservation for additional price details.
PONTOON RENTAL POLICIES
-A major credit card is required for all reservations and damage deposits. A 35$ credit card convenience fee will be applied. Full payment will be taken at the time of booking.
-If not rented for your entire stay, you will automatically be given boat access for the back-end dates of your stay to use the boat for the number of days reserved.
-Rental deposits are refundable up to 30 days prior to your reservation date, with a 50% refund available up to 14 days prior to your reservation. No refunds will be issued if the reservation is cancelled less than 14 days from your reservation date.
-A damage deposit of $500 is required to be paid prior to rental. This deposit will be fully refunded if no damage occurs. The renter is fully responsible for the cost of any damage and any loss of revenue due to a boat being out of service caused by damage while in the renter's possession. In case of severe damage, the renter's damage deposit will automatically be doubled until the extent of damages can be determined.
-All renters and additional drivers must be present and sign the rental agreement/waiver.
-Renters must be 25 or older to rent our pontoons. Anyone born on or after January 1, 1989, must complete a boating safety course to legally operate a motorized boat or personal watercraft (PWC) on Wisconsin waters and must provide proof of certification prior to pick-up. For the online boater safety course, visit https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/Boat or https://www.boat-ed.com/wisconsin/
-The driver may not consume alcohol while operating the pontoon. Smoking, grills, or fireworks are not allowed on the pontoon.
-No Lifeguard on duty, swim at your own risk.
-Pets are allowed on board; however, renters are fully responsible for any damage or cleaning associated with their pets.
-Boat Rental will start with a full tank of gas. Upon return, it is the guest’s responsibility and at the guests cost to fill the tank. There are empty gas tanks located in the garage to take to the local gas station. MUST USE PREMIUM GAS. If you choose not to fill the fuel tank at the end of your rental, we will fill it on your behalf and charge your credit card 10$ per gallon as a convenience fee.
-Upon return of the pontoon rental, you must take a photo of the prop, the fuel gauge full, and a overview photo of the pontoon deck showing it cleaned. Text it to 920-445-8624. To receive refund of your damage deposit.
Boat Cover Removal
· Remove the boat cover by pulling downwards on the clips by the buttons, un-Velcro around the Bimini poles and untie the rope around the Bimini poles
· Roll/fold up boat cover and set in the garage while using pontoon.
Boat Lift & Boat Instructions (there are 11 life jackets, 1 throwing device, 1 anchor under the front right seat and 1 fire extinguisher by the captain's chair)
· Push the circular button on the bottom of the lift box to turn on the lift (light will turn blue)
· Use the yellow remote to lower and raise the lift.
· When lowering the boat, make sure you lower until the boat is freely floating.
o if additional people get on the boat after departing the lift, please make sure the lift is low enough when reentering the lift to avoid the front of the pontoon hitting the lift bunks.
· After boat is lowered, make sure the propeller is in the water by trimming the engine down (trim up/down button is on the throttle handle)
o water level is fairly shallow by the dock so DO NOT have trim all the way down (this could damage the prop). Once in deeper water, the trim is OK to have all the way down. When reentering the lift, make sure trim is not all the way down to avoid prop damage.
· Place the key in the ignition, make sure the boat is in neutral "N" and turn the key to the right to start engine (please make sure the engine is spitting out water on the left-hand side of the engine when looking at the engine from the captain's chair) If no water is spitting out of the engine, please turn off to avoid engine damage.
o not likely but if for some reason the engine isn't spitting out water, please check the intake vents by the engines lower unit to make sure no weeds are lodged/stuck in the intake. If intakes are clear and no water is spitting out, please shut off engine and call 1919 Properties hosts.
· To reverse, move the throttle downwards to reverse "R"
· To go forward, move the throttle upwards to forward "F"
· To shut off the engine, make sure the boat is in neutral "N" and turn the key to the left.
· To use dept finder, first push the black button on the dash labeled "depth finder" to the right. Then push and hold the power button the depth finder. To power off the depth finder, push the black button the dash labeled "depth finder" to the left.
· To use the radio, press and hold the power button on the radio. Hit "source" to switch between AM/FM/Bluetooth
· When reentering the lift, please go slow and make sure the two lift bunks are centered between the pontoons.
· Once in the lift, shut off the engine by turning the key to the left.
· Line up the black tape on the boat to the black tape on the lift poles to help center pontoon on the lift.
· To raise the lift, use the yellow remote and press and hold the up button to a height where the pontoons are out of the water.
· Please make sure all dash buttons are off (no red lights should be showing). If you forget to shut off, this could drain the battery.
· Push the circular button on the bottom of the lift box to turn off the lift when not in use.
Attaching Boat Cover
· Please wipe down the seats and use the broom to sweep out the sand/dirt on the floor (broom stays on the boat)
· Start by wrapping the Velcro around the Bimini poles behind the captain’s chair.
· Continue to clip the clips of the cover on the pontoon working your way to the door by the dock in both directions.
· Once cover is clipped on, crawl into the boat to place the 4 poles vertically on the ground to raise the cover.
· Crawl out of the boat and shut the door.
Returning Key
· Please place the key back in the lockbox in the closet and shuffle code
We pledge to provide you with a well-maintained, clean, and quality pontoon for your enjoyment. We ask that you pledge to return it in the same condition as when you received it.
The Lake
Discover the serene beauty of Nice Lake, nestled in Washburn County, Wisconsin. Spanning 135 acres, this picturesque lake offers tranquility and abundant recreational opportunities. With a maximum depth of 11 feet, Nice Lake is perfect for fishing enthusiasts, boasting a variety of fish including Panfish and Largemouth Bass. Whether you're seeking a peaceful day on the water or thrilling fishing adventures, Nice Lake promises an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Questions: Email us at Contact@1919properties.com or call and text 920.445.8624
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