Mobile SUP Hire
SUP Delivery to your door
Dreaming of gliding across the stunning lakes of the Lake District? With LakeSUP, you’re in control—hire a board for anywhere between 1 and 14 days (or even longer—just ask!), and we’ll deliver it straight to you.
Just fill out the form, let us know where you want your board, and we’ll rock up with everything you need. Our friendly team will give you a quick rundown on the gear, a paddling intro, and even share some secret spots to explore.
Want to fine-tune your skills? We’ve got great video tutorials (courtesy of the folks at Red Paddle Co) so you can get paddle-ready before you even hit the water!
Every hire includes:
✅ Inflatable paddleboard + Carry Bag (take it anywhere!)
✅ Paddle, Pump & Leash
✅ Buoyancy Aid for safety
✅ Optional wetsuit hire—because chilly water shouldn’t stop the fun!
All bookings are subject to availability, so don’t wait— lock in your SUP adventure today!
Check out what’s included HERE
How It Works
Enquire below with as much detail about what you would like and where it is going.
We will deliver to your chosen destination anywhere in the Lake District.
Get Paddling!
How Much?
A delivery charge will be determined based on your location and will be added when you pay.
Board Package
Includes: Board • Paddle • Leash • Carry Bag • Buoyancy Aid
1 – 3 days – £50 per day
4 – 6 days – £45 per day
7+ days – £40 per day
Extras
Additional Buoyancy Aid – £5 per day
Wetsuit – £5 per day
What To Wear
The Lakes can be pretty unpredictable when it comes to the weather so its best to be prepared for all conditions!
We strongly suggest you wear your buoyancy aid on top of all other articles of clothing.
Its looking sunny:
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Swimwear! or any clothing you don’t mind getting wet. We recommend lightweight, wicking clothing, no denim or suede (or anything else heavy that might weigh you down).
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If you own a wetsuit, you might as well wear it! Even in the summer the lake is still a bit nippy.
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If you’re exposing some skin, don’t forget your sunscreen! With the reflection off the water it is easy to turn crispy.
A rainy Lakeland day:
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If you own a wetsuit, wear it. If you don’t, maybe consider hiring one. You will get wet, the wetter you are the colder you will feel so its best to be prepared.
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No wetsuit? Layer up. We recommend a thermal base layer, followed by something fleece and lastly waterproofs, top and bottoms.
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If it a bit chilly outside as well, a hat and gloves will always be appreciated when your out there.
We suggest always taking a full change of clothes with you, no matter how far you are going or how warm it looks.
There is always the possibility of taking a swim so its best to be prepared for the worst.
The Lakeland Weather
The Lake District Weather feels as though it has a mind of its own! We recommend paying strong attention to the weather forecasts and paddling within your own limitations.
If it is looking super gnarly we will let you know whether it is safe and some potential quieter options to go paddling, or we may have to advise you to re-schedule your hire.
Ultimately though, it is up to you.
Wind is the biggest factor to look out for (not rain, rain is fine). Check out the Met Office or Windguru for a more detailed forecast. If in doubt, ask us. We will always be honest and offer our best judgment.
