KAYAK AND CANOE RENTALS

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Please arrive 15 minutes before your reservation. Each renter must fill out and sign their own waiver form. If you need to cancel your trip please call us. Children must be at least 3 years old to kayak.

1 hr rental $15 single kayak, $30 tandem kayak
2 hr rental $25 single kayak, $50 tandem kayak
Half day rental $40 single kayak, $80 tandem kayak

LOCATION: Rotary Park
A great way for a first-timer to get their paddle wet or for a one hour vacation to break up a monotonous workday. Meet us at the Rotary Park and start your self-guided adventure. Explore along the Grand River to the confluence of the Red Cedar and Grand Rivers, then choose your adventure! When you're done exploring head back to Rotary Park.

$30 kayak (2 hrs), $10 each additional hour
canoe/tandem kayak $45, $15 each additional hour

LOCATION: Ralph Crego Park
Meet us at Crego Park to start your peaceful paddle at this beautiful 17-acre lake straddling the boundary of Lansing and East Lansing. The City of Lansing recently made a number of improvements to the site including an accessible boat launch, a large pier for fishing, paved parking and a paved trail connecting the park to the Lansing Rivertrail system. Because of the distance from Rotary Park and the boat transport required, a minimum 2 hour rental is required.

START AT KRUGER'S LANDING (just north of the Mt. Hope Avenue on Aurelius Rd.). END POINT IS AT AT ROTARY PARK (305 CITY MARKET DR.)
$30 - Single Kayak,
$60 - Canoe/ tandem kayak
$15 - Transport personal kayak with rental
$20 - Transport personal kayak without rental
Begin your adventure at Kruger's Landing on the Red Cedar River, named after Lansing local and world-renowned Paddling Pro, Verlen Kruger. Your journey will wind you around the outer edge of the Potter Park Zoo, where you'll hear peacocks calling, if you're lucky, you might see some other animals. Keep your eyes up to the sky and you'll likely see blue herons or the nesting wild bald eagles that reside along the river. This route can be a little technical and tough to maneuver when the water is low, but the route is generally good for beginner paddlers. The Red Cedar flows into the Grand River at River Point Park, where you'll continue paddling a short distance to Rotary Park.

Moores Park (400 Moores River Dr.) to River Town Adventures
$25 - Single Kayak
$50 - Tandem Kayak or Canoe
$15 - Transport personal kayak with rental
$20 - Transport personal kayak without rental
Drop in at Lansing's Moore's Park directly across the river from the century old Otto E. Eckert Power Station with the city's iconic triple smokestacks towering overhead. If you have a sharp eye you might catch a glimpse of the Peregrine Falcons that nest on the edge of the power station building. click here to see the streaming webcam of their nest! https://www.lbwl.com/community/falcon-cam. This route is perfect for the beginning paddler as the river is wide and slow moving for the length of the trip. Your journey ends at Rotary Park in Downtown Lansing.

Grand River Park (2901 W Main St.) to River Town Adventures @ Rotary Park
$30 - Single Kayak
$60 - Tandem Kayak or Canoe
$15 - Transport personal kayak with rental
$20 - Transport personal kayak without rental
Begin your trip at Grand River Park, home of the Michigan Princess Riverboat and the Lansing Boat Club. As the Grand River narrows, you'll follow the iconic Eckert Smokestacks in the distance until you reach the Moores Park Dam. You'll be required to make a quick portage around the dam, carrying your boat about 200 yards and using the new EZ-Launch dock to hop back on the river at Moores Park. Once you're back on the river, just follow the current back to Downtown Lansing!

*Availability is limited and typically reserved for groups of 8 or more people. A $50 non-refundable deposit required (will apply that to the total cost of your rentals)

Old Town Dam (216 E. Cesar Chavez Ave.) to Delta Mills Park (7001 Old River Tr.)
$35 - Single Kayak
$70 - Tandem Kayak or Canoe
Drop in at beautiful Tecumseh Park on the west side of the city. The river is rather narrow and deep to start this adventure which creates a steady current making paddling almost optional. Fish, waterfowl and turtles abound on the route. Your journey ends at Delta Mills Park, which is just past the Webster Rd. Bridge. This trip has some spots of wide open water and some technical spots, so it is best for paddlers who have some kayaking experience. Once you have finished you can give us a call to let us know of your arrival and then leave the boats at the park. We will come pick them up.

*Availability is limited and typically reserved for groups of 8 or more people. A $50 non-refundable deposit required (will apply that to the total cost of your rentals)

Old Town Dam (216 E. Cesar Chavez Ave.) to Willow Canoe Launch (6507 Willow Hwy, Grand Ledge)
$40 - Single Kayak
$75 - Tandem Kayak or Canoe
Launch your kayak from below the Old Town Dam & start your adventure! This trip is perfect for fishing fanatics or someone just looking to spend a pleasant afternoon on the river. As you wind down the river, your destination will emerge from the woods at the new Delta Township. Willow Canoe Launch.This trip has some spots of wide open water and some technical spots, so it is best for paddlers who have some kayaking experience. Once you have finished you can give us a call to let us know of your arrival and then leave the boats at the park. We will come pick them up.

MSU Administration Building (426 Auditorium Rd. East Lansing) to Rotary Park (305 Riverfront Dr.)
$40 - Single Kayak
$80 - Canoe/ tandem kayak
Perfect for the experienced paddler, the Spartan Country adventure starts on the Red Cedar River, just past the rippling rapids deep in the heart of Michigan State University's campus. "On the banks of the Red Cedar," you'll be surrounded by towering trees above you as you kayak through the MSU campus, before winding around the outer edge of Potter Park. About 2/3 of the way through your trip, the Red Cedar River joins with the Grand River, ushering you to your final destination at the new Rotary Park in Downtown Lansing. This trip is only for experienced kayakers who feel confident maneuvering around log jams, water hazards, and technical obstructions.