Paddle Board Rentals for Lake Washington

Big water. Mount Rainier on the horizon. The Renton launch is barely 12 minutes from our Tukwila pickup.

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★★★★★5.0 on Google$175 of gear included freePick up in Tukwila, paddle any lakeSet up in 8 minutes

Lake Washington is a giant. Pick the right spot and it is glass.

Over 20 miles of open water. Mount Rainier on the skyline.

Calm bays like Andrews Bay stay flat. Early mornings anywhere are glassy.

Beginners love it. Just go early and stay near shore.

Almost nobody rents boards on the shore here. So we hand you the whole kit.

It packs into any trunk and inflates in 8 minutes. Our Tukwila pickup is a quick 12 minutes from the Renton launch.

See full pricing below and grab your day.

About 12 minutes to the Renton launch
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Map and driving directions to Lake Washington from our Tukwila paddle board rental pickup
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Why Renters Pick Chapin Adventures

Fits any car

Fits Any Car

Every board and kayak is inflatable. It rolls into a bag that drops in any trunk. No roof rack. No trailer.

Ready in about 8 minutes

Ready in 8 Minutes

Pump it up with the included electric pump right at the launch. You are on the water fast.

Everything included

Everything Included

Pump, life vests, dry bag, waterproof phone case, and a Bluetooth speaker. All in the bag.

Pick Your Board for Lake Washington

One flat price. Keep it all day, or all week. Everything is included.

Inflatable paddle board rental for Lake Washington

Paddle Board (SUP)

  • Stable and beginner friendly
  • Packs into any trunk. No roof rack.
  • Stable enough for big-water bays and morning glass
  • Pump, paddle, and life vest included
1 Day$60
Add’l Day$50
1 Week$160
Single inflatable kayak rental for Lake Washington

Single Kayak

  • Light and easy to launch solo
  • Great for coves and shoreline
  • Tracks well on open water
  • Paddle, seat, and life vest included
1 Day$60
Add’l Day$50
1 Week$160
Double inflatable kayak rental for Lake Washington

Double Kayak

  • Roomy for two, or one plus a dog
  • Made for a paddle and picnic day
  • Stable on open water
  • Two paddles, seats, and life vests included
1 Day$60
Add’l Day$50
1 Week$160
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Every Rental Is a Complete Lake Day Kit

$175 of premium gear. Included free with every single rental.

USCG life vestsUSCG life vests$30
Electric pumpElectric pump$45
Dry bagDry bag$25
Waterproof phone caseWaterproof phone case$20
Bluetooth speakerBluetooth speaker$40
Leg leashLeg leash$15

Buy it yourself: $175. Your price today: included free.

Where to Launch on Lake Washington

The south and east shores have the calmest water and the easiest launches. Every pin on the map is a public spot you can carry a board down to. Tap any card for directions from our pickup.

Map of public paddle board launch spots on Lake Washington near SeattleOpen in Google Maps
1
Gene Coulon Park
Renton

The closest big launch to our pickup. Hand carry beach, restrooms, and a huge parking lot. The easiest first paddle on the lake.

about 13 minGet directions
2
Seward Park
Seattle

Andrews Bay behind the peninsula is a no wake area. Flat water, old growth forest, and Mount Rainier straight down the lake.

about 16 minGet directions
3
Mount Baker Beach
Seattle

South end city beach with an easy sand entry. Paddle out toward the I-90 bridge and the floating homes.

about 18 minGet directions
4
Madison Park Beach
Seattle

West shore neighborhood beach with cafes a block away. Calm in the morning and busy by afternoon.

about 25 minGet directions
5
Magnuson Park
Seattle

North end of the lake with a wide shoreline and a boat ramp. Big open water and space to spread out.

about 25 minGet directions
6
Juanita Beach Park
Kirkland

Shallow protected bay on the north end. Warm, calm water that is very forgiving for a first time on a board.

about 30 minGet directions
7
Newcastle Beach Park
Bellevue

Quiet east shore park with a swim beach and a hand carry entry. Good spot when the west side is packed.

about 17 minGet directions
8
Luther Burbank Park
Mercer Island

Gentle beach launch with open water toward the bridges. Plenty of shoreline to explore on a long paddle.

about 20 minGet directions

Book With Zero Risk

Every rental is backed by our Perfect-Day Guarantee. If your day is not great, you do not pay.

Weather-Proof

Rain or unsafe water? Free reschedule or full refund. No questions asked.

Setup Guaranteed

Cannot get it inflated? Call us. We walk you through it or refund you on the spot.

Love It or It Is Free

Not your best day on the water? Your next rental day is on us.

No Hidden Fees

One flat price. All $175 of gear included. Never a surprise charge.

Lake Washington Paddle Board Rental FAQ

Is Lake Washington too big or rough for a paddle board?
Not if you pick your spot and time. The lake is huge, so mornings are usually glassy, and protected bays like Andrews Bay behind Seward Park stay calm. Afternoon wind and boat wake build on the open lake, so head out early and stay near shore if you are newer to paddling.
What is the closest launch to your pickup location?
Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park in Renton is only about 12 minutes from our Tukwila pickup and has an easy hand-carry beach. It is the fastest way onto Lake Washington. Seward Park in Seattle is about 16 minutes.
Can I see Mount Rainier from the water?
Yes. On a clear day the south end of Lake Washington near Renton and Seward Park gives you a straight-shot view of Mount Rainier over the water. It is one of the best mountain-and-skyline paddles in the region.
Do I need a permit to launch?
The public parks around Lake Washington do not require a paddling permit for hand-carry launches, though some charge for parking in summer. Always check the park signage. A few have designated swim areas you will want to stay clear of.
What is included with the rental?
Your board or kayak, paddle, USCG life vests, an electric pump, a dry bag, a waterproof phone case, and a Bluetooth speaker. That is about $175 of gear, free with every rental. It all packs into any trunk.

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Get on Lake Washington This Weekend

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