16-Mile Fisheating Creek Kayak & Canoe Float Shuttle
Bring your own boat or rent one for a more challenging creek paddle
Duration
8 hrs
Includes
Shuttle, kayak or canoe rental
Highlights
Explore the creek on a downstream float that offers a greater paddling challenge.
Itinerary
Shuttle up in the morning to Ingram's Crossing with our outfitted/rented kayak or canoe. Return by closing time.
##More Info Ingram's Crossing is 16 miles upstream and recommended for advanced paddlers or those looking for an overnight trip. Camping is permitted along the banks of the river. Sit back and enjoy listening to birds singing and watch the reflections of clouds and trees as you drift through cypress swamps and hardwood hammocks along Fisheating Creek.
What's Included
- Shuttle transport
- Kayak or canoe rental with rental options
Important details
- Children under 6 must wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved Type I, II, or III life jacket while the canoe or kayak is underway.
- Use non-disposable containers for drinks, and collect and take away all your trash.
- Availability depends on water levels. Water levels should not exceed 6 feet for kayaking or canoeing.
- Return rentals within 8 hours of departure and no later than 6pm.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 48 hours before the event to receive credit toward a future event, valid for 6 months. Cancellations within 48 hours receive no refund except when there is inclement weather on the event day and the river is closed.
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FAQs
You can still paddle in lower water, but expect extra portages along the way. For a smoother creek paddle with minimal portages, recommended minimum depths are 2 feet for kayaks and 2.5 feet for canoes.
No. Swimming in Fisheating Creek is not recommended because of alligators.
Bring plenty of water or other drinks in non-disposable containers, sunscreen, and a trash bag. Bring only belongings that can get wet.
Meeting details
Fisheating Creek Outpost, 7555 US Highway 27, North Palmdale, FL 33944
