Lake Worth is a 3,489-acre reservoir on the West Fork of the Trinity River, sitting entirely inside the city limits of Fort Worth just downstream of Eagle Mountain Lake.
We rent MasterCraft wakesurf boats, Sea-Doo jet skis and water toys on Lake Worth, and everything is ready for you at the lake. Add a captained charter with lessons for every level.
It's fairly shallow, about 6 feet on average and 22 feet at most, which keeps the water warm all summer for skiing and tubing close to town.
Boat, jet ski and water toy rentals at Lake Worth
Your rentals are waiting for you at Lake Worth, so there's no truck, no trailer and no towing to worry about.
- Wakesurf and ski boat rentals – MasterCraft boats seating 10 to 18, set up for a full day of surfing, skiing and tubing on Lake Worth.
- Jet ski rentals – late-model Sea-Doos for one to three riders, great for cruising Lake Worth or pulling a tube.
- Boat tours & private charters – relax while an experienced driver-instructor handles the boat, with wakesurf, wakeboard and ski lessons for every level.
- Tubes, paddle boards and floats – extras that turn a boat day at Lake Worth into a full beach party.
Book Now or call or text 1-888-594-6610 – we answer 7 a.m.–10 p.m. every day.
Lake Worth at a glance
| Location | Fort Worth, Tarrant County |
|---|---|
| Size | About 3,489 acres |
| Max depth | About 22 feet |
| River | West Fork Trinity River |
| Upstream | Eagle Mountain Lake |
| Nearby | Downtown Fort Worth |
Best things to do on Lake Worth
- Wakesurfing – calm mornings close to town.
- Jet skiing – laps around the main lake.
- Water skiing – warm, shallow water.
- Fishing – catfish, crappie and bass.
Where to launch at Lake Worth
- City ramps – public boat ramps around the lake.
Summer weekends are busy, so start early. Your rental from us is ready at the lake.
Tips for a great day on Lake Worth
- Mornings are calmest for surfing.
- Texas requires an observer or wide-angle mirror when towing.
- Jet skis run from sunrise to sunset in Texas.
Texas boating rules to know
- Every boat needs a wearable life jacket for each person on board. Children under 13 must wear one whenever a boat under 26 feet is under way, and everyone on a jet ski or being towed must wear one.
- Anyone towing a skier, wakeboarder or tuber needs an observer 13 or older on board besides the driver, or a wide-angle rearview mirror, and towing isn't allowed from a half hour after sunset to a half hour before sunrise.
- Jet skis may not be ridden from sunset to sunrise, must stay at slow headway speed within 50 feet of other boats, people, docks and the shore, may not jump wakes recklessly close to other boats, and the engine cut-off lanyard must be attached to the driver.
- Fort Worth city rules allow water skiing and similar towed sports only from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset, and ski ramps or floating platforms need city approval.
Map of Lake Worth
Lake Worth rental & boating FAQ
What can I rent at Lake Worth?
Wakesurf boats, Sea-Doo jet skis, water toys, and private charters with a driver-instructor — everything for a full day on the water.
Will my boat be at Lake Worth when I arrive?
Yes. Your boat or jet skis are ready for you at Lake Worth, so there's nothing to tow.
Where is Lake Worth?
On the West Fork of the Trinity River, entirely inside the Fort Worth city limits.
Can you jet ski on Lake Worth?
Yes. Jet skiing, waterskiing, wakeboarding and wakesurfing are all popular on Lake Worth.
How deep is Lake Worth?
About 22 feet at its deepest and about 6 feet on average.
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