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Toronto Lake is a 2,800-acre reservoir on the Verdigris River in Woodson County in southeast Kansas, where the Flint Hills give way to rolling oak woodlands. Rocky bluffs, wooded coves and a lakeside state park make it a peaceful summer lake. Invert Sports offers Toronto Lake boat rentals, jet ski rentals, water toys and private boat charters, ready and waiting at the lake. We offer the best boats, jet skis and water toys at Toronto Lake, ready and waiting for you right at the lake.
Toronto Lake Boat Rentals
Toronto Lake’s open water is great for tubing, skiing and cruising, and calm mornings are perfect for wakesurfing. Our Toronto Lake boat rentals include:
- MasterCraft wakesurf and wakeboard boats for family and friends
- Ski boat rentals for water skiing, slalom and tubing
- Tubes, wakeboards and wakesurf boards for every age
- Paddle boards and water trampolines for a summer day on Toronto Lake
Rather have someone else drive? Book a private boat charter and our captain will handle the boat. Damage waiver coverage is available on every rental.
Toronto Lake Jet Ski Rentals
Jet skiing on Toronto Lake means open water, rocky bluffs and wooded coves. Most of our jet ski rentals can pull a tube, depending on the model, and guided rides are available. See our jet ski models to pick your ride.
Pontoons, Marinas and Boat Service
Cross Timbers State Park on the lake has beaches, campgrounds and cabins. We don't rent pontoons or service boats, but we offer surf boats, jet skis and water toys to go with your pontoon day or lake house stay.
Cross Timbers State Park
Cross Timbers State Park sits on the lake with campgrounds, cabins, a swim beach and trails through ancient post oak woodlands.
Fishing Toronto Lake
Toronto Lake has good fishing for crappie, white bass, channel and flathead catfish, and largemouth bass.
Getting to Toronto Lake
Toronto Lake is next to the town of Toronto off Highway 54, about an hour and 30 minutes east of Wichita. See all of our Kansas lakes.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Kansas boating rules: anyone born on or after January 1, 1989 who is under 21 needs an approved boater education certificate to drive a boat or jet ski, and no one under 12 may drive without direct adult supervision. Jet skis can't be ridden between sunset and sunrise, and our rental drivers must be 18 or older.
- Life jackets: everyone on a jet ski must wear a life jacket, and children 12 and under must wear one at all times on a boat or while being towed.
- Wind and open water: Kansas lakes can get windy in the afternoon, so watch for whitecaps and head for a sheltered cove if the wind picks up.
- Book early: summer weekends and holidays fill up fast.
Lakes Near Toronto Lake
Fall River Lake is about 25 minutes south, and Elk City Lake is about 50 minutes southeast.

