The resort's rental tritoon boat moored in a covered slip at the dock

Pleasure tritoon · 22 ft · 150 hp

Boat Rentals

Take the family out to the coves for swimming, fishing or tubing. Rentals are for registered resort guests. Book online or by phone.

Reserve the tritoon

The tritoon is fueled, carries the safety equipment required on the water, and comes with life jackets in adult and children's sizes. Bring a picnic and make a day of it. Book a morning (8 AM to noon) or afternoon (1 to 5 PM) for $299, or the whole day for $399, tax included. Pick your date online, sign the waiver and pay securely, or give us a call and we'll set it up with you.

Book online Reserve by phone: (800) 322-8274

Rentals are for registered Bavarian Village Resort guests only.

Collage: the resort's covered boat dock on Table Rock Lake, the rental tritoon in its slip, and the dock welcome sign

A day on the water

Picture your day on Table Rock Lake

Start with coffee on the deck, then wander down to the dock while the lake is still glassy and quiet. Toss in the cooler, the towels and the fishing poles, and you're off.

Find a quiet cove for a swim. Bring a tube and let the kids take turns. Pull in somewhere shady for a picnic lunch, or just stretch out on the lounges and let the breeze do its thing. When the afternoon light turns gold, cruise back slow and tie up in time for dinner at the cabin.

The wraparound lounges up front and in back leave room for the whole crew, and the bimini top keeps the sun off when you need a break.

The resort's tritoon tied up at a dock, with wraparound tan lounge seating, a captain's helm and a black bimini top — Our tritoon, with comfy lounges and a bimini top for shade.

A SunCatcher tritoon like ours cruising across calm water past autumn trees — A SunCatcher just like ours, out on the water. Manufacturer photo.

Top-down view of the SunCatcher tritoon layout: lounge seating at the bow and stern, two swivel chairs and the helm — Room for everyone: the seating layout from above. Manufacturer photo.

Before you go

Boater safety card

If you were born after January 1, 1984, you must carry a boater safety card to operate the boat. If your home state doesn't issue one, take a Missouri-approved course online before your trip. Missouri boater education requirements

Valid driver's license required
Operators born after January 1, 1984 must carry a boater safety card
Boats are rented with a full tank and must be returned full
Children 7 and under must wear a life jacket at all times
No pets or grills on rental boats
Return on time so the boat can be cleaned and fueled for the next guest

Cancellation: 7 days' notice is required before your rental date.

Every renter must accept the boat rental Waiver and Release Agreement. Read the boat rental policy

Boat questions

Can we rent a boat during our stay?

Yes. Our 22-foot tritoon with a 150-horsepower engine can be booked online for registered guests, or by phone at (800) 322-8274. A morning (8 AM to noon) or afternoon (1 to 5 PM) is $299 and a full day is $399, tax included. Life jackets are included, including children's sizes, and you're welcome to bring your own.

Anyone born after January 1, 1984 must carry a boater safety card to operate the boat, so it's worth completing the Missouri course online before you arrive. Rentals need 7 days' notice to cancel.

Can I bring my own boat?

Yes. You can launch at the resort's boat ramp and rent a stall at our covered, lighted boat dock for $25 a night, for as many nights as you stay. Stalls fit boats up to 26 feet, and there's trailer parking on site. Call us to reserve a stall.

Do I need a fishing license?

Yes, in most cases. Missouri generally requires a fishing permit for anglers aged 16 to 64, and nonresidents 16 and older. Permits are sold by the Missouri Department of Conservation.