Summer Rentals

Rent canoes, kayaks, and SUPs for your next adventure.

Family trip. A spontaneous summer date. A solo paddle after work. Whatever gets you on the water, we’ll set you up with affordable rentals that make getting outside easy. Our team will help you choose the right boat for your outing so you can spend less time planning and more time paddling.

Call Us - (780) 432 1224

*Please read Rental policies and FAQ below for further information.

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Helpful terms

Track: the canoe’s ability to keep a straight line. Shape of the hull can either influence canoes turn or go straight.

Secondary stability: stability when the canoe is tilted to one side or the other. Canoes with little secondary stability are initially extremely stable, but once tipped too far there’s nowhere to go but into the water. Canoes with good secondary stability will initially feel very unstable and tippy, but they’re easy to recover if tipped too far.

Our Rental Fleet

Old Town
Vapor 10

Length – 10’ Weight – 47 lbs
24 hours = $40
3 weekdays = $80
Weekend (Fri–Tue) = $100
Additional day = $20.00 ea

  • The perfect kayak for an afternoon float on the lake.

  • An open cockpit allows for ease in entering and exiting the kayak.

  • Not suitable for overnight tripping or river paddling.

Old Town Dirigo -Tandem (no rudder)

Length – 15’3” Weight – 72 lbs
24 hours = $50
3 weekdays = $100
Weekend (Fri–Tue) = $120
Additional day = $20.00 ea

  • Best suited for an afternoon float.

  • Two open cockpits allows for ease in entering and exiting.

  • A heavy kayak that would need two people to move it.

  • Not suitable for whitewater (rivers with class II and up).

Wenonah Spirit II (lake/river)

Length – 17’ Weight – 69 lbs
24 hours = $50
3 weekdays = $100
Weekend (Fri–Tue) = $120
Additional day = $20.00 ea

  • Three seats

  • Designed to track well.

  • Heaviest canoe in the rental fleet.

  • Not suitable for whitewater (rivers with class II and up).

  • Not very maneuverable and has little secondary stability.

Jackson Journey
(no rudder)

Length – 14’ Weight – 61 lbs
24 hours = $45
3 weekdays = $90
Weekend (Fri–Tue) = $110
Additional day = $20.00 ea

  • The most versatile kayak. It is good for an afternoon float, short lake tripping, or rivers.

  • It has more maneuverability and a slightly enclosed cockpit and cargo space in the front and back.

  • Not suitable for long tripping with lots of gear.

Stand-Up Paddleboard

Length – 10’ or 11’ Weight – 47 lbs
24 hours = $30
3 weekdays = $60
Weekend (Fri–Tue) = $80
Additional day = $10.00 ea

  • 11ft is better suited for doing yoga or bringing small children along.

  • 10ft is still very stable and easier to carry.

  • Not inflatable: solid fiberglass paddleboard and must go on the roof of a vehicle.

Wenonah Aurora (lake/river)

Length – 16’ Weight – 64 lbs
24 hours = $50
3 weekdays = $100
Weekend (Fri–Tue) = $120
Additional day = $20.00 ea

  • Fantastic for both an afternoon on the lake, or filling it with gear for an overnight.

  • Great to learn how to paddle with, very stable.

  • Not suitable for whitewater (rivers with class II and up).

  • Has little secondary stability.

Necky Looksha (tandem option)

Length – 17’ Weight – 65 lbs
24 hours = $45
3 weekdays = $90
Weekend (Fri–Tue) = $110
Additional day = $20.00 ea

  • Perfect for overnight tripping.

  • Lots of cargo space and an enclosed cockpit

  • Tracks well.

  • Not suitable for whitewater (rivers with class II and up).

  • Not very maneuverable.

Clipper Tripper (lake)

Length – 17’6” Weight – 60 lbs
24 hours = $50
3 weekdays = $110
Weekend (Fri–Tue) = $130
Additional day = $20.00 ea

  • Excels in overnight lake tripping

  • Tracks well.

  • Not suitable for whitewater (rivers with class II and up).

  • Not very maneuverable.

  • This canoe damages easily. Be careful around rocks.

Wenonah Prospector (river)

Length – 16’ Weight – 68 lbs
24 hours = $50
3 weekdays = $100
Weekend (Fri–Tue) = $120
Additional day = $20.00 ea

  • Perfect combination of a tripping canoe and a whitewater canoe.

  • Excels in overnight river tripping.

  • Most maneuverable rental canoe.

  • Not ideal for overnight lake tripping. Paddlers will have to work harder for speed and to keep the canoe straight.

Necky Manitou II - Tandem (no rudder)

Length – 14’8” Weight – 75 lbs
24 hours = $50
3 weekdays = $100
Weekend (Fri–Tue) = $120
Additional day = $20.00 ea

  • Best suited for lake paddling.

  • Two open cockpits allows for ease entering and exiting.

  • This is the heaviest kayak in the rental fleet and would need two people to move it.

  • Not suitable for whitewater (rivers with class II and up).

Wenonah Heron (lake/fishing)

Length – 15′ Weight – 50 lbs
24 hours = $50
3 weekdays = $100
Weekend (Fri–Tue) = $120
Additional day = $20.00 ea

  • Perfect for fishing on a lake.

  • Easy to take out either solo or with two people.

  • Very stable.

  • Not suitable for overnight tripping or river paddling.

  • Least amount of capacity and no secondary stability.

Trailer
(6-boat capacity)

Only available with minimum 4 boat rental

3 weekdays or less = $100
Weekend (Fri–Tue) = $120
Additional day = $20.00 ea

Boat Rental Inquiry Form


*Please note that this form is an inquiry only and does not constitute a reservation. We will contact you during business hours to arrange payment and confirm your booking.

FAQ

Rental Policy

  • All required safety equipment is provided with your rental.

  • Reservation deposits are non-refundable in the event of cancellation.