Watersports
for All Ages

Wakesurfing

We’ll make sure you are setup with the right board and the right safety gear, and you can jump in the water behind our specialized wakesurf boat. We’ll give you a short tow rope along with instruction on how to get up. You’ll place your feet on top of the board (no straps needed) and when you’re ready we’ll start pulling you slowly (only about 10 MPH). The water will keep the board against your feet and will lift you right up. Most beginners can get up in only one or two tries. Once you’re up, you can steer the board into the wake by adjusting your weight between your heels and toes as well as between your front and rear foot. Next thing you know, you’ll find the wake starting to push you and the tow line will go slack. Then it’s time to toss the line away and surf the wake for as long as you like.

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Wakeboarding

If you like snowboarding, you’ll love wakeboarding. With the wakeboard attached firmly to your feet, you’ll simply sit in the water and allow the boat to pull you up. Then pick your side (left or right foot forward) and you’re boarding! Our captain will adjust the speed and wake size to give you the best experience. If you’re an experienced wakeboarder, and jumping is your thing, our wake boat can give you huge launch ramp for any tricks you want to try.

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Waterskiing

Similar to snow skiing and a great way to get started in water sports. Weather you prefer getting up easily on two skis or prefer a faster single slalom ski experience, we can accommodate all your request.

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Tubing

If you’d prefer to sit on the water rather than stand, perhaps tubing is your thing. Just let us know what level of excitement you want, and our captain can give you a quite relaxing ride, or a high-flying bouncing adventure.