Marion County Lake Boat & Jet Ski Rentals near Marion, KS

Marion County Lake seen from the dam

Marion County Lake is a 153-acre lake up to 40 feet deep inside a 300-acre county park about 2 miles southeast of Marion.

We rent MasterCraft wakesurf boats, Sea-Doo jet skis and water toys on Marion County Lake, and everything is ready for you at the lake. Add a captained charter with lessons for every level.

Built in 1937, it's a local favorite for water skiing, jet skiing and swimming, with a beach, a campground and a heated fishing dock that's open year-round.

Boat, jet ski and water toy rentals at Marion County Lake

Your rentals are waiting for you at Marion County Lake, so there's no truck, no trailer and no towing to worry about.

MasterCraft wakesurf & wakeboard boat rentals – premium surf boats seating 10 to 18, with surf boards, wakeboards, skis and tubes available.
Sea-Doo jet ski rentals – quick, easy-to-ride watercraft for exploring every cove of Marion County Lake.
Boat tours with a driver – great for celebrations, families and anyone who wants surf or ski lessons on Marion County Lake.
Water toys and towables – tubes, lily pads and paddle boards for kids and grown-ups alike.

Book Now or call or text 1-888-594-6610 – we answer 7 a.m.–10 p.m. every day.

Marion County Lake at a glance

Location	Southeast of Marion, Kansas
Size	About 153 acres
Max depth	About 40 feet
Park	300-acre Marion County Park
Built	1937
Known for	Water skiing and a heated fishing dock

Best things to do on Marion County Lake

Water skiing – a classic small-lake ski spot.
Jet skiing – quick laps close to town.
Swimming – the park beach.
Fishing – a heated dock open year-round.

Where to launch at Marion County Lake

County ramps – boat ramps in Marion County Park.

Summer weekends are busy, so start early. Your rental from us is ready at the lake.

Tips for a great day on Marion County Lake

Mornings are calmest for surfing.
Raise a red or orange flag whenever a rider is in the water.
South winds often pick up on Kansas lakes in the afternoon.

Kansas boating rules to know

Every boat needs a wearable life jacket for each person on board. Children 12 and under must wear one at all times on board, even at anchor, and everyone on a jet ski or being towed must wear one.
No towing skiers, wakeboarders or tubers from a half hour after sunset to a half hour before sunrise, and a red or orange flag goes up whenever a rider is in the water.
Jet skis may not be ridden between sunset and sunrise, must stay at no-wake speed (5 mph or less) within 200 feet of docks, ramps, swimmers, bridges and anchored boats, and the engine cut-off lanyard must be attached to the driver.