Lake Las Vegas Water Sports currently focuses on self-directed rentals from its dock at The Village. The active lineup includes single kayaks, standard and giant paddleboards, electric picnic-style boats and a bright pink electric boat suited to celebrations and photo-heavy outings. That makes the operator useful for both active paddling and groups that want to stay dry while cruising.
Kayaks and paddleboards start at $40 for one hour or $60 for two. Giant paddleboards start at $100, standard electric boats at $199 for two hours and the pink boat at $449 for three hours. Prices are starting rates and can change with boat size, date, add-ons and fees, so compare the capacity and total rather than only the headline number.
The lake is calmer and more controlled than a river excursion, which helps beginners, but wind and summer heat still matter. Morning reservations are usually the most comfortable in hot weather. Bring sun protection, water-safe footwear and a secure way to carry anything that cannot get wet, and complete the required waiver before arrival.
The dock is at 20 Costa Di Lago in Henderson, roughly a 30-minute drive from the Strip without traffic. Rideshare is possible, but a return pickup can take longer than it would in the resort corridor. The official rental menu has changed over time, so confirm the current equipment list instead of assuming older Aqua Park, cable-park or flyboard offerings are operating.