Stand Up Paddle Boarding from Powhatan State Park to Maiden's Landing: A Serene Virginia Water Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for anyone with basic balance and moderate upper body strength; great for beginners and casual paddlers.
Overview
Glide through the tranquil waterways of Powhatan State Park on a self-guided stand up paddleboarding adventure to Maiden's Landing. Perfect for all skill levels, this serene Virginia trip blends nature, wildlife, and peaceful riverside views.
Self Guided Stand Up Paddle Board Rental
Starting at $49 | All Ages | Half or Full Day Rentals | Single Person SUP
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Adventure Photos
About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of stand-up paddleboarding as you glide from Powhatan State Park to Maiden's Landing. With a brief instructional overview and safety gear provided, this adventure promises a memorable day on the water. Bring your essentials and enjoy the serene beauty of nature while paddling at your own pace.
Rates
- Half-Day SUP Rental (4 hours, single person SUP) - $49
- Full-Day SUP Rental (8 hours, single person SUP) - $65
About
Rent a single person NRF stand up paddleboard! Float from Powhatan State Park to Maiden's Landing. A brief instructional overview and personal floatation devices are included.
What to Bring:
- Water bottle
- Sunscreen
- Towel,
- Snacks
- Protective clothing
- Clothes toes shoes are recommended
Adventure Tips
Wear a life jacket at all times
Safety gear is provided but always ensure your life jacket fits well and is secured before launching.
Check weather forecasts before heading out
Wind and rain affect paddling conditions; plan your trip on calm days for the best experience.
Bring water and sun protection
Carry enough water and wear sunscreen and a hat to stay hydrated and protected during your paddle.
Use waterproof bags for your valuables
Keep your phone, keys, and personal items safe and dry using waterproof containers or dry bags.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great blue heron
- Eastern box turtle
History
Powhatan State Park reflects the region’s colonial-era heritage, named after the Powhatan Confederacy indigenous to this area before European settlement.
Conservation
The park promotes catch-and-release fishing and limits motorized boats to protect fragile waterways and native species.
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Adventure Hotspots in Powhatan
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Personal flotation device (PFD)
Life jackets keep you safe and are mandatory for water activities here.
Quick-dry clothing
Stay comfortable and dry faster after spills or splashes.
summer specific
Water shoes
Protect your feet on slippery boat launches and rocky shorelines.
spring;summer;fall specific
Sun hat and sunglasses
Protect your eyes and skin from sun exposure while on open water.
spring;summer;fall specific