Vacation Mode
Pontoon
Up to 12 guests · 22 ft · 115 hp
From
$475/day
Drop-off rental on Barron Lake
Pontoon Rental on
Barron Lake.
We deliver pontoons to Barron Lake. From $950 for two days. Drop-off + pickup included.
What we do on Barron Lake
We bring the pontoon to your dock.
We deliver pontoon boats to Barron Lake. Two-to-seven-day rentals, pick the dates, we drop the boat at your dock between 9 AM and 5 PM, and pick it up the same window your rental ends. Same delivery fee anywhere we serve. From $950 for two days plus $150 delivery and $150 pickup.
Same delivery fee
$150 delivery + $150 pickup, anywhere we serve.
Fuel included
The first tank of fuel is included. We top off the tank after your rental and charge the cost to the card on file.
Where & what
Quick facts on Barron Lake.
- Delivery fee
- From $150
- Pickup fee
- $150
- Drop-off available
- Yes
- Lake type
- Inland lake
- Public launch
- Closest to your dock
- Distance from St. Joseph
- Routed at booking
Boats for this lake
Drop-off pontoons for Barron Lake.
Three boats commonly delivered to your dock here. Pick the one that fits your group, dates, and budget.
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Lake Days
Tri-toon
Up to 12 guests · 22 ft · 90 hp
- Bluetooth stereo
- Bimini top
- Swim ladder
- 6 Adult Life Jackets
From
$475/day
About Barron Lake
What people use Barron Lake for.
Barron Lake sits just east of Niles in southern Berrien County. It's a quieter inland lake — calm enough for first-time boaters, big enough for a half-day cruise, and well-stocked for anglers. Locals know it by its current name; older maps still show it as Barren Lake or, going further back, Lake Alone.
The fishing is the lake's main draw. Largemouth and smallmouth bass are common, walleye sit in deeper water, and bluegill, crappie, perch, and northern pike round it out. It fishes well from a boat or off a dock, and ice fishing keeps locals out through winter.
For everything else — paddleboarding, swimming, water skiing, an evening pontoon cruise — the lake's calm conditions make it forgiving. We deliver pontoons to private docks on Barron and route from the closest public launch when you don't have shore access.
Niles itself is worth a stop after the lake. Historic downtown, easy lakeside dining, and a few good coffee places.
FAQ
Common questions.
Do you deliver to Barron Lake?
Yes. Same delivery fee anywhere we serve. We drop off between 9 AM – 5 PM the day your rental starts.Can we fish from the pontoon on Barron Lake?
Yes, bring your gear. You'll need a Michigan fishing license; pick one up online before you launch.Is there a public launch on Barron Lake?
We use the closest public launch to your dock. Tell us your address at booking and we'll route from there.What's the minimum rental?
Two days. Longer rentals work out cheaper per day.
From$950 / 2 days
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