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Plano Boat and Jet Ski Rentals
Plano sits in the middle of the best lake country in North Texas. Lavon Lake is just east of town, Lewisville Lake’s east shore is a short hop west, and Lake Ray Hubbard is down the road to the southeast, so Plano families and teams can pick the lake that fits the day instead of settling for whatever is closest.
Book a Plano Lake Day
MasterCraft surf and wake boats for 12 to 18 people, three-seat Sea-Doos, a Kawasaki stand-up jet ski and a full rack of water toys, all ready at the lake when you arrive. Book online in a few minutes, or call or text 888-205-7119 any day from 7am to 10pm.
Closest Lakes to Plano
| Lake | From central Plano | Why go |
|---|---|---|
| Lavon Lake | About 25 to 30 minutes | Huge open water with four-lane ramps, swim areas and room to spread out on busy weekends. |
| Lewisville Lake | About 25 minutes | The busiest lake in the metroplex, with beaches in Little Elm and The Colony and restaurants nearby. |
| Lake Ray Hubbard | About 30 minutes | Long runs for surfing and skiing, with dinner on the water at The Harbor in Rockwall. |
| Grapevine Lake | About 35 minutes | A smaller lake with swim beaches near DFW Airport. |
| Lake Texoma | About an hour | The big Red River lake for a full day or a long weekend. |
Drive times are rough estimates from central Plano without traffic.
Popular Plano Lake Outings
Company team days
Plano is home to a lot of big employers, and a weekday on Lavon or Lewisville is an easy team outing. Add a captain so everyone can relax, and mix boat rides with jet ski runs.
Family Saturdays
Start at a swim beach so younger kids can splash, then take turns tubing and riding the Sea-Doos with the older kids.
Birthday and graduation parties
A MasterCraft holds 12 to 18 people, so the whole party fits on one boat with tubes, lily pads and the water trampoline.
Where Plano Groups Meet Us
These are the parks Plano groups use most. We confirm the exact spot when you book.
- Collin Park, Lavon Lake: a marina-run park on the west side of Lavon that is the quickest Lavon launch from Plano and Allen.
- East Fork Park, Lavon Lake: near the dam by Wylie, with two four-lane ramps and a marina.
- Hidden Cove Park and Stewart Creek Park, Lewisville Lake: east-shore parks in and near The Colony with big ramps and swim beaches.
- John Paul Jones Park, Lake Ray Hubbard: a west-shore ramp in Garland that is handy from east Plano.
Rentals for Plano Groups
Plano families and teams usually build the day around one MasterCraft surf boat rental for 12 to 18 people, then add Sea-Doo jet skis and waverunners for the riders who want more speed. Graduation and birthday groups love the 12-foot water trampoline and lily pads for a cove stop, and a first flyboard ride gives the guest of honor a moment to remember.
Tips for Plano Groups
- Pick Lavon for elbow room. On holiday weekends Lavon is often less crowded than Lewisville.
- Leave early on summer weekends. The parks fill by late morning and the water is smoothest first thing.
- Use the tollways. The Sam Rayburn Tollway and President George Bush Turnpike make Lewisville and Ray Hubbard quick from Plano.
- Plan for park fees. Most lake parks charge a day-use or launch fee.
Planning a Plano Company Day on the Lake
Team days work best with a little structure. Start with the headcount: each MasterCraft holds 12 to 18 people, so larger teams add a second boat or a few Sea-Doos. A weekday usually means quieter parks and calmer water than a summer Saturday. Pick one meeting spot, set a firm arrival time and decide early whether you want a captain so nobody from the team has to drive. Pack lunch and plenty of water, and split the day in two, with riding in the morning and a relaxed cove stop in the afternoon.
More Areas We Serve
Neighboring pages cover the same lakes from a different starting point: Frisco and Little Elm and The Colony for Lewisville, McKinney for Lavon and Garland for Ray Hubbard. Our Lavon Lake guide has every park, and all areas we serve are on one page.