Delaware River Overnight Canoe Trips with Chamberlain Canoes
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days, multiple paddling sessions per day
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness to manage paddling, portaging gear, and camping activities.
Overview
Paddle the Delaware River over two nights with Chamberlain Canoes for a rustic overnight adventure. Perfect for families and beginners alike, this trip offers a genuine backcountry paddling experience in the scenic Poconos.
Two Night Trip - Call for Info
7 Different Trip Options • Ages 6+
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About This Adventure
Unforgettable Overnight Canoe & Kayak Trips down the Delaware River in the Scenic Pocono Mountains!
Duration
Two Nights Departure/Check-In is required by 8:15am or 9:15am (time dependent on season)
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About
All Participants must be able to swim.
Children must be at least 6 years old to use kayaks and canoes.
Advanced Reservations required.
All Rentals must be OFF the river by 5/6pm •Times dependent on time of year •Late fees will apply
What to bring
- Water
- Old sneakers, water shoes, crocs, etc...
- Suntan lotion
- No glass containers
- Coolers for snacks and drinks (NO STYROFOAM)
- Swim gear
- Bug spray
- Camping gear
- Folding Chairs
- Toilet paper and other essentials
- Dry clothes to leave in your car for after trip
- DO NOT BRING ANYTHING VALUABLE OR GLASS
More Info
Overnight campsites are first come first serve, designated areas only, and limited to one night per site only.
Additional reservations must be made through the DWG park service http://www.recreation.gov
Campers should follow DWG Park Service rules and camping guidelines.
Campsites are primitive with little more than a flat to camp.
Camp fires can only be built in steel rings or on your own camp stove.
Campers should bring their own potable water.
Campers should keep all overnight equipment in waterproof bags that can be leashed to the canoe.
Please leave campsites with what you brought.
Chamberlain will dispose of your trash at the end of the trip.
Adventure Tips
Secure All Gear in Waterproof Bags
Keep camping and personal items dry by storing them in quality waterproof bags tied securely to your canoe.
Arrive Early for Check-In
Daylight departure times vary seasonally; arriving by 8:15am or 9:15am ensures a full paddling day ahead.
Respect Primitive Campsite Rules
Use designated campfire rings or stoves only and pack out all trash to protect the natural setting.
Bring Swim Gear and Be Prepared
All participants must be comfortable swimmers; riverside swimming is part of the experience but requires caution.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- River otters
- Great blue herons
History
The Delaware River corridor has long been a vital route for indigenous peoples and early European settlers, harboring rich cultural heritage along its banks.
Conservation
The area emphasizes low-impact camping and catch-and-release fishing to preserve water quality and native species.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof Dry Bags
Protect gear and provisions from river spray and potential capsizing.
Comfortable Water Shoes
Secure footing when launching, portaging, or wading during river stops.
summer specific
High SPF Sunscreen
Protect skin from prolonged sun exposure on open water stretches.
summer specific
Lightweight Camping Chair
Adds comfort at primitive campsites after a day paddling.
summer|fall specific