OUR KAYAK TOURS

Perryville Community Park is one of our most popular trips, and for good reason. Paddle with us to beautiful Furnace Bay, a shallow inlet of the Chesapeake Bay, where we find abundant wildlife. Last year, on every trip we saw Bald Eagles. This is a nesting area for Great Blue Heron. Geese, Ducks, Kingfisher, Swans, Osprey, Turtles, Deer and Fish are often seen. Otters and Beaver have been spotted. This is a wonderful trip anytime.

On Spring trips you may see nesting waterfowl. Warm Summer trips bring out other wildlife like Blue Crabs seen walking on the bottom thru clear water.(I caught one by hand from my kayak last Summer). Fall brings Migratory Waterfowl to this area. Flocks of different kinds of Ducks, Geese and sometimes Swans number in the thousands! You will enjoy wonderful scenery here any time of the year!

Trips at high tide can be extended with a paddle up Principio Creek, for an even different experience, Kayaking under an old stone RR bridge! There is just too much to explore in just one trip!

Lock 15 on the SUSQUEHANNA RIVER, Upper Conowingo Lake section, is another scenic favorite.

This is my favorite summer paddle, or anytime the river flow is low. Visit a Historic Lock on the Susquehanna-Tidewater Canal. Paddle around many Islands with interesting rock formations, carved by rushing water over years of time. The Islands are close together with no long open water crossings. River water is fresh and clean, some paddlers like to stop and swim on hot days! Each island is different and the scenery changes as we paddle around from island to island. At least one paddler has remarked "It looks like Alaska".

There is more paddling here for most to do in one day, and it can be broken down into several trips. An alternate paddle takes you to Muddy Creek for an even different view of the area.

Embark on an effortless kayaking adventure at Conowingo Lake, just downstream from the picturesque islands in Delta, PA.

Our preferred starting point is Cold Cabin Park, offering easy access to the renowned Muddy Creek with just a brief upstream paddle. This serene waterway, that starts in Stewartstown, PA and flows eastward toward the Susquehanna River is loaded with trout and smallmouth bass.

The lower end is backfed by the lake, provides a sheltered haven from the wind, ensuring tranquil paddling conditions. Venture upstream to discover a charming sandy beach adorned with scenic rock formations - an idyllic spot for nature lovers and kayaking enthusiasts alike!

Our most relaxed trip, we explore small tidal streams at a leisurely pace.

With no open water crossings, this is a perfect first time trip! We view water fowl like Osprey, Ducks, Geese and Great Blue Heron. Turtles and Beaver are often spotted!

Paddling close to North East, much of the wildlife here is acclimated to people, so we are able to get up close!