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Hit the Water: Boat & Jet Ski Rentals at Cedar Creek Lake

Ready to turn your lake day up a notch? Whether you're here for the weekend, staying at a lakeside rental, or rolling in with a big group, there’s no better way to experience Cedar Creek Lake than from the water.

Grab a boat, hop on a jet ski, and make some waves—literally.

Boat First, or Burger First?

Plan the Ultimate Lake Day

  • Step 1: Pick up your boat rental and get ready to explore.

  • Step 2: Grab a Sharkie’s Smash Burger (or two!) to take on the water.

  • Step 3: Enjoy a stress-free lake day with great food, great company, and zero cooking required.

And when the day is done? Grab another round to take home. Because let’s be honest—after all that sun and fun, you’re not going to feel like cooking.

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Right next door to Cedar Creek Boat Rental & Scooter's Ship Store, you’ll find Sharkie’s Smash Burgers—a local favorite that’s redefining lake food. Unlike most burger joints, Sharkie’s is part of the Vegetable/Seed Oil Free Restaurants movement, meaning they serve up real, clean ingredients with no industrial seed oils.

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Southside Water Sports

“The whole family had an awesome time out on the lake! The owners are great people to communicate with. We’ll definitely be using Southside Water Sports again!”
— Niomie Romero
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BOATING F.A.Q'S

Poster with instructions on how to check a life jacket for safety and proper use, including steps: check label, check for damage, fasten up, check for proper fit, and wear it.

  • Persons born on or after September 1, 1993, are required to complete a TPWD-certified boater education course successfully and possess a valid photo I.D. in order to operate a vessel with a motor exceeding 15 horsepower or a windblown vessel longer than 14 feet.

    Learn more at Texas Parks and Wildlife

  • Operating a personal watercraft (PWC) or a motorboat with an engine exceeding 15 horsepower on public waters is restricted to individuals who are at least 13 years old and have completed a Boater Education Course. Alternatively, supervision by another person is acceptable, provided that the supervisor is at least 18 years old, is authorized to operate the motorboat, and is present on board when the vessel is underway.

    Learn more at Texas Parks and Wildlife

  • Paddlers are encouraged to take the free comprehensive canoe, kayak, and paddleboard safety course offered online. It's important to note that while this course is beneficial and can enhance the enjoyment and safety of your paddling experience, it does not serve as a substitute for the legally mandated boater education course.

    Learn more at Texas Parks and Wildlife

Boating Checklist

Before you hit the water, make sure you have everything you need for a safe trip!

  1. Life jackets for all passengers

  2. First-aid kit and emergency contacts saved

  3. Navigation tools or GPS

  4. Fully charged phone and waterproof case

  5. Snacks, water, & sun protection

Find a Boater Education Classroom Course at Cedar Creek Lake.

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Hook the Big One

Big Crappie puts out some of the best fishing videos around, packed with tips, techniques, and real-time action from Cedar Creek Lake. Check out their latest on the Best time to Catch Crappie on Cedar Creek Lake:

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