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Kayak/Canoe & WATER SPORTS

TRIPS + RATES|FAQ|RESERVATIONS|WAIVER


Offering TRIPS right here on the PERKIOMEN River as well as trips on the SCHUYLKILL river


TRIPS + RATES

*All trips are subject to river flows. Shuttle, Paddle & PFD included. We provide shuttles as needed

We offer SELF GUIDED TRIPS or limited full GUIDED TRIPS for a fee (we provide all transport), and self Rentals

Trips below are an example and will/can be modified to meet your needs for time and drop-off/pickup. Of course river flows will also dictate the trip plans.


KAYAK/CANOE/PADDLEBOARD/TUBES

PERKIOMEN TRIPS

#1: CRUSHER RD PARK TO FOY PARK
Shuttle upstream to Crusher rd. parking lot and paddle down 2.75 miles to Foy Park (across from Cabin Craft). Trip takes about 1.5 hours.
Canoe $55
Kayak/Paddleboard $45 DOUBLE $55

#2 COMBO: CRUSHER RD PARK TO PERKIOMEN WATERSHED- Portage around dam at Foy Park
Combine the #1 upstream and #3 downstream trips. Portage at Cabin Craft around Foy Park dam. Total trip approx 4 miles and 2.5 hours.
Canoe $50
Kayak/Paddleboard $50 Double $60

#3: Cabin Craft to PERKIOMEN WATERSHED
Depart from our shop property, paddle down approximately 2 miles to the Route 73 bridge / Perkiomen Watershed parking/pull-out. Trip takes about 1.5 hours.
Canoe $55
Kayak/Paddleboard $40 DOUBLE $55

#4: Cabin Craft to DUCK INN and Taproom

Depart from our shop property, paddle down approximately 4miles to the Duck inn. Trip 2.5-3.5 hours.

Canoe $60

Kayak/Paddleboard $45 DOUBLE $60

#3: Cabin Craft to HOY PARK

Depart from our shop. Paddle down approximately 9 miles to the Hoy Park pull-out. Trip takes about 4-6 hours.
Canoe $65
Kayak/Paddleboard $50 DOUBLE $65



SCHUYLKILL RIVER TRIPS

#1: TOWPATH PARK TO TRINLEY PARK
Start off at Towpath Park on Route 724. Paddle down approximately 6.5 miles to Trinley Park pull out. Trip takes about 3 hours.
Canoe $65
Kayak/Paddleboard $50 DOUBLE $65

#2: Trinley Park to Spring City Boat
Start off at Trinley Park. Paddle down approximately 3.0 miles to Spring City Boat Launch. Trip takes about 1.5-2.0 hours.
Canoe $55 Kayak/Paddleboard $45 Double $55

#3: LOCK 60 LOOP PHOENIXVILLE
Paddle Lock60 in Phoenixville and float the

Schuylkill. The loop as about 4.5 miles.
Canoe $65
Kayak/Paddleboard $50 DOUBLE $65



TUBING TRIPS

(we provide all transport)

#1: CABIN CRAFT TO MEADOW PARK
Our tube floating trip begin Cabin Craft and floats down to Meadow Park in Schwenksville. Trip takes about 2 hours.
Tube (1 per person) $30

DOUBLE tube $35

#2: PLANK ROAD TO Duck Inn
Our tube floating trip begin at Plank Rd - Central Perkiomen Valley Park and ends at The Duck Inn. Trip takes about 1.25 hours.
Tube (1 per person) $30

DOUBLE tube $35



BIKE + FLOAT ADD-ON OPTIon

#1: Cabin Craft to Green Lane Park and back.
Scenic 7-15 mile bike ride on the Perkiomen Trail from Green Lane Park to our shop, where you will depart for the paddle trip of your choice. Transportation provided for you and your bike if needed.
Per Person $15(+ your paddle package)
2- 4 Person Group $20
BEST ACTIVITY VALUE!
Adding the bike trip to a float trip is a perfect, inexpensive way to spend the day adventuring outdoors with friends and family

You are welcome to bring a picnic lunch and enjoy it on our property between trips or afterwards. There is also a pizza restaurant within walking distance of our shop.


HOURLY RATES/RENTAL

FULL DAY rental you take off-site Canoe - $65 Kayak $55

FOY PARK (located across street from shop)
Canoe $40/4hrs $35/2hrs
Kayak $35/4hrs $30/2hrs
Paddleboard $30/4hrs $25/2hrs

DEEP CREEK LAKE (transport shuttle of equipment provided)
Canoe $55/4hrs $50/2hrs
Kayak $45/4hrs $40/2hrs
Paddleboard $45/4hrs $40/2hrs

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GOOD TRIP TIPS

▪ Beginners should take a shorter trip
▪ Bring proper footwear and a dry change of clothing
▪ Bring along a thirst quenching drink (no large coolers and no glass)
▪ Carry food and belongings in a watertight container, including cell phones!
▪ Be courteous to others along the waterway
▪ Protect yourself from the sun
▪ Never use drugs or alcoholic beverages while on the water
▪ Respect the neighbors, stay off private property
▪ Do not litter

Do you have your own watercraft but need a shuttle?

We’d be happy to transport you and your watercraft for $20



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CANOES + KAYAKS + TUBES + PADDLEBOARDS
TRIPS + RATES | FAQ | RESERVATIONS | WAIVER


FAQ

DAY RATES/RENTAL

Our trips and rentals will start up again this May! Start-date to be announced soon.

We are currently offering:
Canoe and Kayak trips/transportation
Paddleboard rental/transportation (stand up paddleboards)
Biking on the Perkiomen trail

OPEN HOURS - Running trips 7 days a week. Reservations required in advance


What is the Perkiomen Creek like?

The Perkiomen Creek is a class 1 waterway. What that means is that the water is very calm, slow, and meandering. There are light rapids throughout the trip but, overall, the Perkiomen is a nice easy paced river perfect for novices or a relaxing ride for the more experienced person. The average depth of the Perkiomen  is about 3 feet. But ranges from a few inches to  over 6 feet depending where you are. In most cases if you flip you can stand up afterwards. The level of the water is very dependent on the amount of precipitation the area has had.

 Are there guides for the trips?

No we do not send guides out with you for the basic trips. Our trained staff will explain the course for you and point out key features along the course of your trip. We will even give you a basic canoeing/kayaking course before sending you on your way. Guided trips can be provided by reservation but these are not the norm.

Is THERE WILDLIFE?

​Because our trips are in natural waterways, you will most likely come into contact with some wildlife. Fish, deer, turtles, birds…the animals are out there. Enjoy the sight of them as you float along. Please remember to respect the wildlife and the wildlife will respect you.

Can we bring food and drinks on the trip?

Yes, you are more than welcome to bring food, snacks, and non-alcoholic beverages with you on your trip. Small coolers (6 quarts) are the recommended size. Larger coolers (greater than 6 quart) are prohibited. NO GLASS CONTAINERS PLEASE.

All litter must be kept with you throughout the trip and can be disposed at our shop.

Alcohol is not permitted on trips and will not be tolerated on the company property. Pennsylvania law prohibits watercraft operation while under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance. Alcohol and controlled substances are strictly prohibited in our parking lot, picnic areas and water crafts.

Can our dog come with us? 

Yes, pets are welcome to join you on canoe trips only. You must be able to keep positive control of your pet as your trip meanders through private property and wildlife preserves. Also keep in mind that your trip is transported in vehicles meant to carry several groups at once. Your pet needs to be properly socialized and able to get along with other people and animals.

Can I bring my own canoe or kayak on one of your trips?

Yes you can. We charge $20 per canoe or kayak. We will transport you to any of our trip locations (according to our normal trip schedule). You will need to make a reservation a few days in advance.

What is the refund policy for trips?

Weather conditions for outdoor activities change constantly throughout the day. We try to make reasonable predictions on weather conditions every morning at 8am, before trips are scheduled to depart. However, during the course of the day before our 5pm closing time, numerous changes may occur in local weather conditions that we simply cannot predict. Therefore, the policy at Wilderness Canoe Trips is NOT TO OFFER REFUNDS due to weather conditions during your outdoor activity. Keep in mind though, that we do not accept payment for any trip until the day of, nor do we require deposits. Therefore, you have the ability to make cancellations at your discretion. We will always try to reschedule your trip if it needs to be cancelled.

Can I bring my own PFD?​

Yes, as long as it is US Coast Guard approved (will not affect cost) 

What is considered secure and appropriate footwear?

Appropriate footwear would include old sneakers, Chacos, Tevas, Keens, Crocs, watershoes, or anything similar.  The shoes must have some sort of strap or fastener to hold them on your feet. NO FLIP FLOPS OR BARE FEET!

  What does Portage mean?

Portaging means to carry your craft around an obstruction in the river.  You must remove your boat from the water and lift it around any dams or other blockages.

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RESERVATIONS

ONLINE RESERVATION FORM TO COME

Please call 484.686.6877 to make reservations

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CANOES + KAYAKS + TUBES + PADDLEBOARDS
TRIPS + RATES | FAQ | RESERVATIONS | WAIVER


WAIVER

You will be asked to sign a waiver before heading out on any of our trips. Save time and fill it out and bring it with you!
Download the waiver here.

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