On the water

Paddleboards & kayak

Beavers Bend and the marina are minutes from the cabin. Take the boards with you for the day — everything you need is already packed.

$100 per day · the whole package

What you get

One package, everything included

Two stand-up paddleboards

Full-size boards, not kids' toys. Stable enough for a first-timer and long enough to actually get somewhere.

An inflatable kayak

For when you would rather sit than stand, or when someone in the group is not sold on paddleboarding yet.

Paddles and life vests

Included, sized for adults. Nothing else to rent, buy or borrow before you go.

Out there

Beavers Bend is ten minutes away

Broken Bow Lake and the marina are a short drive from the cabin. Load the boards in the morning and make a day of it.

A paddleboarder standing on calm open water
Two people paddleboarding together on a lake
The paddleboards and kayak that come with the rental
The actual gear you collect.

How it works

Four steps, and you are on the water

  1. Tell us your dates. Use the form below, or email us. The package is one set of gear, so it goes to whoever asks first — earlier is better on a busy weekend.
  2. We confirm and take payment. $100 per day for the whole package, regardless of how many of you are using it.
  3. Pick it up at the Pickle Putt Pour shack. Our staff are on site and will hand over the boards, the kayak, the paddles and the vests.
  4. Bring it back the same way. Everything comes back to the shack at the end of your rental so the next family gets a complete set.

Please wear the life vests. They are included for a reason — open water, changing weather, and a lake that gets busy in season. Children must wear one at all times on the water.

Reserve

Ask for the paddleboards

Send us the days you want them and we will confirm by email. Staying at the cabin is not required — anyone visiting Pickle Putt Pour can rent the package.

  • $100 per day for the whole package.
  • One set of gear, first come first served.
  • This form is a request — it does not take payment.

Lake photographs: Stand-up paddleboarder on Alpha Lake (41094874160) by Ruth Hartnup from Vancouver, Canada (CC BY 2.0); Stand-up paddleboarding on Lake Michigan (9722656744) by Ben Schumin from Montgomery Village, Maryland, USA (CC BY-SA 2.0); Stand Up Paddleboard (30512687396) by Ed Dunens (CC BY 2.0). The gear photograph is our own.

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