Explore Island Lake Quietly, Comfortably, and at Your Own Pace

Electric GoBoat Rentals Available

Enjoy a unique experience on Island Lake aboard our quiet, electric GoBoats. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful evening cruise, family time on the water, fishing, bird watching, or simply a relaxing way to enjoy the lake, our boats provide an easy and enjoyable way to explore.

No boating experience required. Our boats are easy to operate, environmentally friendly, and designed for a safe, relaxing day on the water.

Quiet Electric Boats

No gas engines, no noise, no fumes.

Easy to Operate

Simple controls make boating enjoyable for everyone.

Family Friendly

Perfect for couples, families, and visitors of all ages.

Reserve Your GoBoat Adventure

At Island Lake Electric & Paddle our goal is to see that you have an incredible experience with our equipment and staff.  Please read through the following section to learn more about our expectations and policies.

Safety Rules

  • Towing Prohibited
    At no time may GoBoats®, paddleboards, or any add-on inflatable docks be towed by another boat, personal watercraft (jet ski), or any motorized vessel.
  • No lifeguard on duty. No on-water supervision.
  • All participants must complete a waiver prior to use.
  • Children under the age of 12 are required to wear a U.S. Coast Guard–approved life vest at all times.
  • Maintain a minimum of 75ft from private docks and shoreline property.
  • Follow all posted lake rules and public boat launch regulations.
  • Respect wildlife, shoreline vegetation, and other lake users.
  • Pack out all your trash. There are no garbage facilities at the boat launch.
  • Return all equipment on time and in the same condition received.
  • Report any damage, incidents, or concerns immediately.

PLEASE check with us ahead of time if you have any questions about these requirements.

Public Boat Launch

All rentals will be delivered and picked up at the Public boat launch on Island Lake. Keep in mind that the boat launch is owned and operated by Washington State Parks and a Discouver Pass or fishing access pass is required to park there.