There is a sailboard school which teaches the art of windsurfing to all ages and ability levels, with instructors who are highly skilled practitioners of the sport, and who are fully qualified. Sailboards are also available for hire to experienced wind surfers who do not require any instruction. For those who would prefer to remain on land, the town has an attractive 18-hole golf course set around rolling coastal terrain, with great ocean views. The Bowling Club, which offers two greens, also overlooks the ocean. For the more energetic, there are lit tennis courts available for hire adjacent to the school.
Houses are also available on long and short-term rentals.
Bed and breakfast establishments and a Backpackers Hostel, are becoming more popular every year and cater especially for overnighters who take part in annual events such as the Lancelin Open Golf Classic in August, the National Dune Buggy titles at Easter, the Great Rock Lobster Race in November and the Ledge to Lancelin Ocean Classic. After an overnight stay in Lancelin, you can head inland along KW Road and Orange Springs Road. During the wildflower season in September and October, brilliant stands of Banksias and Kangaroo Paws can be seen along the road verges heading towards Gingin. If you've got a keen eye, wildlife such as kangaroos and emu's can be seen camouflaged in the surrounding bush. Turning right on to the Brand Highway brings us past rolling farm country, and just minutes away, we come upon the Moore River National Park.