moderate
5–6 hours paddle plus camping
Participants should be in moderate physical shape, able to paddle continuously for about five hours and handle basic camping tasks.
Join an immersive weekend of paddling and camping on Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna River. Launch from Tunkhannock for an 11-mile guided kayak trip and relax seaside at Susquehanna Shores Campground, perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Ages 12+ • 11-mile paddle • Camp & Kayak
Join us for an unforgettable Kayak and Camp Weekend at Susquehanna Shores from May 24th to 26th! Enjoy a scenic 11-mile paddle on the Susquehanna River, unwind by the campfire, and take advantage of exclusive discounts on camping and kayaking. This adventure is perfect for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike!
Join us for an unforgettable Kayak and Camp weekend from Friday, May 24th, through Monday, May 27th, at Susquehanna Shores Campground in Falls, PA.
Special Offer: Make your camping reservations directly with Brian and Sonja at the campground and enjoy a 10% discount on the campsite. Additionally, use the code BrianandSonja10 to get a discount on any Kayak Trip booked on our website for this weekend KayakTheRiver.com.
Book This SPECIAL Camp Kayak Trip: Saturday, May 25th
Kayak Trip Details:
Experience the beauty of the Susquehanna River, paddle through scenic landscapes, and unwind with a campfire under the stars. Don't miss this unique adventure weekend!
Note: Campground reservations and kayak trip. reservations must be made separately.
Spring mornings and evenings along the river can be chilly; dress in layers to stay comfortable on and off the water.
Protect your skin and the river ecosystem by choosing eco-friendly sunscreen products for your paddle days.
Fasten paddles and life jackets securely during transit to avoid loss or damage when transported between Tunkhannock and camp.
Be at Susquehanna Shores by 9:30 AM Saturday to ensure timely transport and a smooth start to your 11-mile paddle.
The Susquehanna River was historically a vital transportation route for Native American tribes and early European settlers in Pennsylvania.
This trip encourages eco-friendly camping and mindful paddling practices to minimize human impact on the river’s sensitive ecosystems.
Spring weather can be unpredictable; a waterproof layer keeps you dry and comfortable on the river.
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Gloves help prevent blisters and keep your hands warm during longer paddling sessions.
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Stay hydrated during paddling and camping with eco-conscious water storage.
Repel insects naturally to enjoy your campfire and paddle without distraction.
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