easy
Up to 4 days (self-paced)
Basic fitness needed for paddling and some endurance for multiple days on the water.
Explore New Hampshire’s Squam Lakes on a flexible four-day kayak rental, perfect for campers and nature lovers eager to paddle through stunning islands and peaceful coves.
For all ages! • Fun on the Water!
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Squam Lakes with a 4-day kayak rental, perfect for exploring its stunning islands, coves, and mountain views. Ideal for campers, this adventure includes lifejackets and paddles, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature while enjoying a unique paddling experience on pristine waters.
4 Day Rental, beginning at 9AM on first day and ending at 4PM on fourth day.
If you are camping for three nights, this is the correct duration to select.
The Squam Lakes offer excellent paddling opportunities, with many islands, coves, reefs and miles of protected mountain views. Come explore the shores of Squam!
A multi-day rental is recommended for people camping on SLA campsites. For information about camping with SLA visit https://squamlakes.org/camp. Lifejackets and paddles are provided as part of the rental.
For people interested in a multi-day rental that are not camping, the SLA cannot transport boat to another location but a renter may.
Please note that all lands other than Squam Lakes Association property (Moon Island, Bowman Island, and Chamberlain Reynolds Memorial Forest) are private property.
A lifejacket is included, but always ensure it fits properly for maximum safety on the water.
Weather can change quickly on the lake, so monitor forecasts before setting out each day.
Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are important to prevent sunburn during long hours paddling.
Use waterproof bags or dry bags to keep essentials safe and dry throughout your kayak adventure.
Squam Lakes has been a treasured area for local communities for centuries and inspired the classic film 'On Golden Pond.'
The Squam Lakes Association actively works to preserve water quality and natural habitats to maintain the lake’s pristine condition.
Protect your belongings from water while spending long hours kayaking.
summer specific
Helpful to navigate the lake and find hidden coves and islands.
Keeps you warm during cool mornings and adaptable to changing weather.
spring specific
If you plan to camp lakeside, bring a tent, sleeping bag, and other essentials.
summer specific