easy
4 hours
Basic fitness needed for paddling or pedaling; suitable for beginners and families.
Quiet waters and flexible boat rentals await at Lackawanna State Park. Choose from kayaks, canoes, or pedal boats and spend four hours on a scenic lake in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Ages 4+ • Kayak, Canoes, & More!
Embark on a four-hour boat rental adventure, choosing from kayaks, canoes, or pedal boats. Enjoy the freedom to explore the lake at your own pace, with all necessary gear provided. Perfect for fishing enthusiasts and nature lovers, this experience promises relaxation and excitement in a stunning outdoor setting.
• Four Hours
• Single & tandem kayaks, canoes, pedal boats, and more!
• Extended time for true adventurers! Explore the lake at your leisure.
• All gear included – paddles, life jackets, and safety equipment.
• Great for anglers & nature lovers – ideal for fishing, floating, or taking a relaxed pace.
• Weather dependent – we monitor conditions for safety.
⚠️ Pedal Boats:
We recommend less time is more for pedal boats! While fun, they can be physically demanding over long periods. Unless you're planning to fish or float all day, 1-2 hours is ideal to avoid exhaustion.
• Best value for an extended adventure.
• Top-quality equipment & safety gear included.
• Ideal for a day of exploration, relaxation, or fishing.
🎟️ Book Now: Ready for a half-day adventure? Reserve your boat today!
Life jackets are provided and should be worn regardless of swimming ability for safety on the water.
In warmer months, insect activity near the water can be intense; insect repellent helps maintain comfort.
Boat rentals are weather dependent; strong winds or storms can affect safety and rental availability.
For pedal boats, 1-2 hours is ideal as extended use can tire legs quickly.
Lackawanna State Park opened in 1972, preserving former farmland and woodlands around the man-made lake created by the East Branch of the Lackawanna River.
The park promotes catch-and-release fishing and enforces boating regulations to protect water quality and fish populations.
Keeps feet comfortable and protected while launching and paddling.
summer specific
Defends against sun exposure during peak daylight hours on the water.
summer specific
Allows temperature regulation for chilly mornings and warmer afternoons.
fall specific
Reduces discomfort from mosquitoes and biting insects near the lake.
spring specific