Explore Oregon Waterways — Kayak, SUP & Tube Rentals in Happy Valley
Quality inflatable kayaks, whitewater boats, SUPs, tubes, and paddling gear available for easy pickup in Happy Valley, Oregon.
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Choose the right boat or gear for flatwater touring, whitewater runs, SUP adventures, or relaxed river tubing.
About Oregon River Rentals
Oregon River Rentals is a Happy Valley, Oregon-based outdoor rental provider focused on paddling and river recreation. The business offers a curated selection of inflatable and recreation kayaks, whitewater boats, stand up paddleboards, float tubes, and supportive accessories to equip paddlers for a wide range of waterways.
Available watercraft include the STAR Paragon Solo inflatable kayak, which blends the stability characteristics of a hard-shell kayak with inflatable convenience, and the Aire Sawtooth Tandem inflatable for comfortable lake, bay, and easy river paddling. The Explorer Solo and Explorer Tandem recreation kayaks are described as rugged and suited to serene lakes as well as challenging rapids. Whitewater options feature the Aire Tomcat Solo and Aire Tomcat Tandem boats, each with self-bailing floors, adjustable seating, and cargo loops for lightweight overnighters or day trips. For stand up paddleboarding, the NRS Thrive inflatable SUPs are offered for touring, river running, and yoga.
Accessories and gear rentals include a 20-liter soft cooler designed for tubing and paddling trips and a range of dry bags from compact 4‑liter sizes to a 107‑liter NRS Outfitter Bag suitable for multi-day gear storage. The Aire Rocktabomb float tube provides a heavy-duty PVC option for river tubing and whitewater floating. All descriptions focus on equipment features—stability, storage, adjustable seating, and self-bailing systems—so paddlers can select rentals that match their planned routes and experience level.
Reserve a Kayak, SUP, Tube, or Gear for Your Next Oregon Paddle
Select the right inflatable or whitewater boat and gear, then plan an unforgettable day on Oregon waterways.