Lucky Peak Reservoir

Lucky Peak Reservoir is Boise's backyard lake, and it's where Treasure Valley families go all summer for wakesurfing, wakeboarding, tubing and jet skiing. We bring the boats and toys to you. MasterCraft wakesurf and ski boats, jet skis and water toys are delivered to Lucky Peak, so you can skip the towing and spend the whole day on the water.

Lucky Peak Boat Rentals and Jet Ski Rentals

Pick the gear that fits your group:

• MasterCraft wakesurf and wakeboard boats with big, clean wakes for surfing, boarding and skiing
• Ski boats for water skiing, tubing and cruising the lake
• Jet skis for exploring coves and running laps up the lake
• Tubes, wakesurf boards and wakeboards
• Water trampolines and stand-up paddle boards for a relaxed day in a cove
• Flyboard sessions for something your group will never forget

Drivers must be 18 or older with a valid driver's license. Passengers of any age are welcome with a guardian's approval. Damage waiver coverage is available, and you can add a guide or instructor to any rental.

Spring Shores Marina at Lucky Peak

Spring Shores Marina is the main boating hub at Lucky Peak, and it's the place most people mean when they search for the "Lucky Peak marina." It's part of Lucky Peak State Park and has two launch ramps, boat slips, a summer fuel dock and a convenience store. The park is open from sunrise to sunset, and a state park vehicle entrance fee applies. We deliver rentals to Lucky Peak for an added fee and confirm your meeting spot when you book.

Getting to Lucky Peak from Boise, Meridian and Nampa

Lucky Peak is about 8 miles southeast of Boise off State Highway 21. Sandy Point and Discovery Park, near the dam, are about a 10-minute drive from downtown Boise. Spring Shores Marina is about 40 minutes away. That makes Lucky Peak an easy day trip from anywhere in the Treasure Valley, including Meridian, Nampa, Eagle, Kuna, Caldwell and Garden City. Looking at other lakes too? See all of our Idaho boat rentals.

Plan a Great Day on Lucky Peak

• Start early: calm morning water is the best time for wakesurfing and water skiing.
• Find a cove: the lake winds up the canyon with plenty of side coves and boat-in docks, great spots to anchor, swim and set up a water trampoline.
• Mix it up: pair a wake boat with a couple of jet skis so everyone in the group stays busy.
• Bring the kids to the beach: Sandy Point, below the dam, is a popular swimming beach with grass and shade.

Good to Know Before You Go

• Water levels: Lucky Peak is fullest from late spring through mid-summer. Levels drop later in the season and some ramps can close, so plan your trip early in the summer.
• Invasive species sticker: Idaho requires boats, including most kayaks and paddle boards, to display an Idaho Invasive Species Fund sticker and to stop at open boat inspection stations. Clean, drain and dry any gear you bring from another lake.
• Pets: leashed pets are welcome at Spring Shores and Discovery Park year-round, but not at Sandy Point from May 1 to October 1.
• Day use only: Lucky Peak State Park has no campground, so plan to be off the lake by sunset.

More Lakes Near Boise

Lucky Peak sits just downstream from Arrowrock Reservoir, and Nampa and Caldwell boaters also love Lake Lowell. For a weekend trip, we also deliver to Anderson Ranch Reservoir, Lake Cascade, Black Canyon Reservoir and Payette Lake.

Lucky Peak Reservoir Map