We offer a wide range of rental equipment to suit your
needs. Please Contact Us if
you have any questions or to book your rental.
EQUIPMENT
RENTALS
Per each additional
day after seven days, add $20 for standard models, $25 for the Tripper.
$30 for the Kevlar Tripper/Sea Clipper and $35 for the MacKenzie.
Included Equipment - Canoes: Three paddles, two pfds, bailer, car
top kit, throw bag, whistles All canoes in our rental fleet are Clipper
canoes.
Touring Kayak RENTALS
|
1
Day |
2
Days |
3
Days |
4
Days |
5
Days |
6
Days |
7
Days |
| Sport/Rec Kayak |
$35 |
$60 |
$85 |
$110 |
$135 |
$160 |
$185 |
| Single Kayak Plastic |
$50 |
$75 |
$100 |
$125 |
$150 |
$175 |
$200 |
| Glass Singles & Plastic Doubles |
$60 |
$110 |
$135
|
$160
|
$185 |
$210 |
$235 |
| Double Glass |
$85 |
$140 |
$175 |
$210 |
$245 |
$280 |
$315 |
Per each additional
day, add $17.50 for a plastic single, $25 for a glass single or double
plastic, and $35 for a double kayak.
Included Equipment - Touring Kayaks: Two paddles(or 3), pfd(or 2),
whistle, secure buoyancy (bags and/or bulkheads), spray skirt, bilge pump,
paddle float, car top kit, throw bag
Whitewater Kayak RENTALS
|
1
Day |
2
Days |
3
Days |
4
Days |
5
Days |
6
Days |
7
Days |
| Various Models |
$45 |
$65 |
$85 |
$105 |
$125 |
$145 |
$165 |
Per eash additional day after 7 add $18
Included Equipment - Whitewater kayaks: Paddle, PFD, whistle, helmet, spray skirt, float bags.
ACCESSORIES RENTALS
|
|
| Canoe Cart / Kayak Cart |
$10
a day/ $7 a day after 5 days |
| PFD
or Paddle |
$5/day |
| Canoe
Trailer |
$45/day
6 or 8 place |
| With
a rental of six canoes, the trailer can be rented for $30/day. |
Trailer comes with
hitch for 2" ball, 4 prong flat plug in *(Charges of $50 per hour will
apply if we have to work on your vehicle wiring)
RENTAL CONDITIONS
• Renters
must sign a waiver assuming the responsibility of the equipment and one
of personal responsibility.
• Reservations are welcome. We will refund 80% of deposit if reservation
is cancelled more than 2 weeks in advance, and 50% if cancelled less than
two weeks.
• Any damaged or lost gear will be charged to the renter at full retail
price.
• A late return penalty will be charged at the daily rate.
• There is a $20 clean boat fee if boat is brought back dirty. The renter
has the option of cleaning the boat here to avoid the penalty.
• Those interested in renting whitewater kayaks must have prior experience
with credible references or belong to the Whitewater Association of BC.
• If a purchase of canoe or kayak is made within thirty days of the rental
date, the rental fee up to $100 may be deducted from the purchase price.
• Weekend rental is two days if picked up after 3 p.m. on Friday and returned
by noon on Monday.
• Long weekend rates are three days and may be picked up Friday after
3 p.m. and returned any time Tuesday.
Canoeing/Kayaking
Equipment Checklist
• PFD (life jacket)
• Paddles
• Spray Skirt
• Pump (kayak)
• Bailer & sponge (canoe)
• VHF radio (kayak)
• Sufficient food and clothing
• Complete raingear (boots, pants, jacket & hat)
• Paddling jacket
• Wet suit booties or wool socks and river sandals
• First aid kit (including moleskin)
• Fire capability (lighter, matches, candle, etc.)
• Pocket knife
• Sun protection (hat, glasses & sunscreen)
• Maps/charts/tide & current tables
• Waterproof flashlight
• 50 - 100 feet of strong thin rope
• Repair kit (duct tape, pliers, wire, etc.)
• Waterproof storage bags
• Shelter
• Ground cloth
• Sleeping bag & pad
• Stove and fuel
• Cooking and eating utensils
• Water purification
• Personal toiletry items
• Litter bag
Safety
Guidelines:
• Familiarize
yourself and become comfortable with your boat.
• Develop your paddling skills including braces, rolls and rescues
• Get into the habit of always bringing safety equipment for every trip
• Wear clothing appropriate for weather and water conditions
• Let someone know where you will be going and when you may be expected
to return.
• Become familiar with the area you are planning to paddle in. For example,
talk to the local people.
• Get a weather forecast for each day and become sensitive to changes
in the wind, clouds, temperature, etc.
• The most important danger to paddlers is hypothermia. Learn about hypothermia
and dress appropriately.
• Wear a personal flotation device (life jacket) at all times
• Never paddle further away from shore than you are prepared to swim
• Carry extra flotation for river trips, and always scout ahead
• Install bow and stern lines
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