Lake Lure Washburn Marina

Lake Lure Tours offers a variety of ways to relax and unwind, with a primary focus on experiencing the beautiful scenery of Lake Lure through boat tours and rentals. They provide guided tours with knowledgeable skippers, allowing visitors to explore the lake and discover why it's a top destination in Western North Carolina. For those who prefer to explore at their own pace, boat rentals are available. The company emphasizes the relaxing and unique experience of cruising the lake, highlighting National Geographic's recognition of Lake Lure as one of America's most beautiful man-made lakes. Additionally, Lake Lure Tours offers beach access and sells merchandise and bait & tackle. They are also looking to hire cashiers, skippers, and dock hands for the upcoming season.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of water activities does Lake Lure Tours offer?

Lake Lure Tours offers guided boat tours and boat rentals on Lake Lure. They also provide access to Lake Lure Beach. Information on specific tour availability, rental options, and beach access can be obtained by contacting them directly at (828) 625-2525 or via email.

Do you offer gift cards for your tours or rentals?

Customers can purchase gift cards for Lake Lure Tours, which are redeemable at any Ridgeline location. These gift cards make for a unique gift idea and can be used for various destinations and activities offered by Ridgeline properties, including those at Lake Lure Tours.

How can I apply for a job at Lake Lure Tours?

Lake Lure Tours is reopening for the 2026 season and is currently accepting applications for various positions including Cashiers, Skippers, and Dock Hands. Interested individuals can find more information and complete an employment application on their website.

Can I purchase souvenirs or fishing supplies at Lake Lure Tours?

Yes, Lake Lure Tours offers merchandise for sale at their Marina, including items like fleece jackets, hats, blankets, and t-shirts. They also sell bait and tackle, such as night crawlers and red worms, along with hooks and bobbers.