Jet Skiing and Powerboating

Boating Areas

We recommend boating on Lake Revelstoke, a 130km reservoir between Revelstoke Dam and Mica Dam.

Motorized vessels on the main channels of the Columbia River are limited to 20 horsepower (15 kW) or less.

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Boat Launches

Lake Revelstoke

To access Lake Revelstoke, head to the 5-mile Boat Launch, Martha Creek Provincial Park, or Carnes Creek. Please unload your boat promptly, then park where others can get around you.

This is a reservoir; be aware of changing water levels.

Upper Arrow Lake

Head to Arrow Lakes Provincial Park or Eagle Bay Recreation Site's boat launch. Please be aware of ferry crossings and fluctuating water levels.

Downtown

In town, the Centennial Park Boat Launch gives you access to the Columbia River.

A boat speeds across a tranquil lake surrounded by dense forest, with majestic snow-capped mountains under a clear blue sky in the background.

Revy Jets Tour | Mount Begbie

Jet Ski and Powerboat Providers

Great Canadian Tours

Great Canadian Tours in Revelstoke offers a variety of summer and winter tours featuring snowmobiles, snow bikes, ATVs, dirt bikes, canoes, and SUP rentals. They provide guided backcountry adventures and all-inclusive packages for multi-day experiences.

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(250) 837-5030 1870 Glacier Ln, Revelstoke, BC V0E 2S0

A speedboat with passengers cruises through a narrow, green river surrounded by lush trees, creating a wake in the water.

Revy Jets

Revy Jets offers high-speed jet boat tours on the Columbia River, taking you through glacier-fed waters with epic mountain views and plenty of adrenaline. Choose from a thrilling dam loop or a scenic ride to Begbie Falls—both led by locals who know these waters inside out.

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[email protected](250) 837-1789 64 Westside Rd, Revelstoke, BC

Clean, Drain, Dry.

If you're bringing your own boat to launch in Revesltoke's lakes and rivers, please ensure that you follow guidelines from the Invasive Species Council of BC and properly clean your boat.

Invasive Species Council of BC