


Rent a kayak, canoe, SUP, or paddle boat for 8 hours
8 Hours
Get out on the water with an 8-hour rental in Prospect, Kentucky. Choose from kayaks, canoes, stand up paddleboards, or a paddle boat.
Cancellations will not be refunded.
Yes. You are responsible for getting the vessel you rented back to the same ramp where you were placed in the water.
Nachand Canoe and Kayak, 7001 River Road, Prospect, KY, 40059
Harrods Creek makes for a genuinely enjoyable paddle, and the staff here seem to be a big part of why people keep coming back. Reviewers consistently highlight how friendly and accommodating the team is, from helping families with young kids get seated safely in a canoe before sliding them into the water, to squeezing in groups that didn't quite fit the standard booking options. The rentals are well-maintained and come with life jackets, and the location offers easy parking and water access. A few reviewers noted that the creek water can look a bit murky with algae, especially when water levels are low and current is slow. That's worth knowing going in, though wildlife sightings, including birds and even otters, seem to be a regular highlight. Communication can occasionally be hit or miss, with at least one reviewer struggling to reach anyone by phone, so booking ahead online when possible is a smart move. For families, pet owners, or anyone just looking for a relaxed nature outing close to Louisville, this spot delivers. Prices are reasonable, the setup is straightforward, and the overall vibe is easygoing and welcoming.
Great experience. Fair pricing. Excellent scenery.
James McKinney
July 6, 2026
Great experience. Fair pricing. Excellent scenery.
James McKinney
July 6, 2026

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