Paddle Board

1 HR | $20

($10 each additional hour)

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We have a combination of stable, easy to paddle hard boards, as well as inflatable boards to fit anyone’s needs. We have boards sized for kids and all sizes of adults, including yoga boards . Our boards are ready for you to paddle with safety gear included and inflatable boards already pumped up and ready to go.

CANOE

1 HR | $30

($15 each additional hour)

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We also offer a number of stable canoes for rent. These are great for couples with a small child or two, and can also handle dogs. Canoes can also carry a fair amount of gear and are suitable for taking picnic lunches, backpacks, and fishing gear for a tour on the lake and more. They are a bit more susceptible to being pushed around by the wind than either a sit on top or a decked kayak.

KAYAK

1 HR | $20

($10 each additional hour)

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We offer three different solo kayak models. The first is a sit on top, which are very stable and best suited for beginners. They fit a wide range of body types and sizes from children to adults. These kayaks can accommodate a height up to 6’7 and a weight of 250lbs. The second, the decked kayak requires more training in order to paddle them easily, however they are overall more efficient. They are better suited to paddling in the wind. Finally, we have Pungo models that work great with one adult and a smaller dog or very small child.

FULL MOON

PADDLE

3 HRS | $99.00

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We time our Sunset Full Moon Kayak Paddle to correspond to when the best light and shadows play on the water as the sun sets and the full moon rises. The sounds of animals and birds settling down at twilight on the stillness of Lake Natoma or awakens the senses as you paddle stealthily by.

TANDEM KAYAK

1 HR | $30

($15 each additional hour)

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Tandem kayaks are meant to carry two people, or in some cases two plus a small child. We have primarily sit on top models in our tandem fleet with a couple of decked tandems with rudders as well. Tandem sit on tops are also a good choice for paddling one adult with a larger dog. Tandems are longer and therefore not as easy to steer or turn but with two people working together or one adult working a little harder, they are quite easy to paddle on the lake.