Unlimited Weekday Kayaking at Frances Slocum State Park: Your Ultimate Paddle Pass Guide
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic paddling skills required
Overview
Discover the unbeatable Weekday Paddle Pass at Frances Slocum State Park in Pennsylvania, offering unlimited solo kayak rentals Monday through Friday all summer long. Dive into tranquil waters, surrounded by forested beauty, without reservations or daily fees.
☀️ Weekday Paddle Pass | Frances Slocum State Park
Unlimited weekday paddling • Memorial Day to Labor Day
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About This Adventure
Experience unlimited solo kayaking at Frances Slocum State Park this summer! For just $150, enjoy weekday paddling without daily fees. With only 30 passes available, this exclusive offer lets you save while soaking up the sun on the serene lake. Just show up and start your adventure!
Join us every Monday this summer from June 17th through August 11th, between 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM, for a sweet, simple adventure at Frances Slocum State Park! 🍦🛶
Each guest can enjoy a 1-hour paddle on the peaceful lake, followed by a coupon for 2 scoops of ice cream from the snack bar at the park's pool. No reservations required — just show up and float!
💵 Cost: $20.00 per person
🎟️ Walk-up only • Pay on site
🌳 Great for all ages!
A perfect way to cool off and kick off your week — bring the whole family!
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Best Availability
Solo kayaks rent on a first-come, first-served basis weekdays from 11 AM to 5 PM; arriving early improves your chances of getting out on the water promptly.
Bring Photo ID and Physical Pass
Your kayak pass is non-transferable and tied to your ID; forgetting either means you won’t be able to rent that day.
Wear Sun Protection
Midday paddles can expose you to strong sun; bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to stay comfortable.
Limit Paddling to 2 Hours
Each visit allows up to 2 hours on the lake to ensure all pass holders have access during busy weekdays.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Great blue herons
History
Frances Slocum State Park was established in 1968 and named after a local historical figure, preserving over 1,100 acres of forest and lake in northeastern Pennsylvania.
Conservation
The park maintains strict guidelines to protect water quality and surrounding habitats, promoting sustainable recreation and wildlife preservation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Lightweight Water Bottle
Stay hydrated during your paddle in warm weather.
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UV Protection Shirt
Protect your skin from sun exposure while on the water.
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Waterproof Sandals or Shoes
Comfortable footwear that dries quickly and is safe for launching and docking.
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Small Dry Bag
Keep your phone, keys, and snacks dry while you paddle.
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