Ms. Margie
24′ Tahoe Grand Sierra pontoon · the big one
Six pontoons in the slips, a tow bar for the tube, and a sunset cruise with your name on it — all on our lake.
Why we send you here
It's the call we get more than any other: “Do you have a boat we can rent?” We don't keep a rental fleet at Greenhorn. Sierra Pontoons does — and they're right across the water.
Sierra Pontoon Rentals is a small, family-run outfit based at Long Ravine. Their boats sit in the slips at the marina, so there's no trailering, no launching, no backing down a ramp — you park, walk the gangway, load up and go.
Rollins Lake gives you 26 miles of shoreline and no shortage of quiet coves to drop anchor, swim and let the day get away from you. Birthdays, family reunions, wedding parties, or a Tuesday that needed rescuing — that's what these boats are for.
The standout
Ms. Dottie, Ms. Margie, Mr. Raisin, Ms. Bee, Ms. Daisy and Ms. Junebug. Half day is 3.5 hours, full day is 7. Boats leave full of gas — you only pay for what you burn.
24′ Tahoe Grand Sierra pontoon · the big one
24′ Sunchaser pontoon
24′ SunTracker XP3 · the newest of the bunch
22′ Crest pontoon · the lone gentleman
24′ Fisher pontoon · cruising only, no towing
18′ Suntracker Party Barge · cruising only, no towing
Gas note: every boat leaves full and gets topped off on return, so you only pay for what you use — fuel is $8/gallon from the NID marina. Towing a tube burns a lot more than cruising.
No boating license required
They provide the boat and the driver. You bring your drink of choice, a few snacks, and absolutely nothing else.
Ninety minutes on Rollins Lake as the light goes gold, leaving from the Long Ravine Marina at 6:15pm. It's the easiest thing on this whole page — no rules to learn, no deposit, no experience needed. Just show up and sit down.
Cruises run from Memorial Day weekend. Reservations required — call (916) 223-8129. Minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Before you call
A few things worth knowing so your day starts smooth.
Reserve your day
Make a weekend of it
Book your lakeside site at Greenhorn, then call Sierra Pontoons and put a boat on the calendar. Tell 'em the campground sent you.
Book your campsite