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Elkhart Lake Watersports

View Website Favorite 276 Victorian Village Drive - Elkhart Lake, WI 53020
Information: 920-377-0339

Memorial Day to Labor Day, daily 10am-6pm. Please call for reservations.

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Watersports is a great way to enjoy a beautiful day on the lake. Activities include water skiing and wakeboarding (lessons are available), tubing, pontoon rentals, guided party boat rides, stand up paddle boards, kayaks, hydro-bikes, pedal boats, and canoes. Reservations can be made starting the first of May. Located on the lakefront of The Shore Club.

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Elkhart Lake Tourism

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  • Runs Memorial Day through Labor Day
    • Yes
  • Features
    • On Water
    • Boating Services Available
  • Canoe
    • Yes
  • Canoeing, Kayaking and SUP Services Available
    • Rentals
  • Kayak
    • Yes
  • SUP - Stand Up Paddleboard
    • Yes

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