Our Floats
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Sorry, no. We are too busy with our rental customers to provide shuttle service on the weekends. You can arrange a shuttle on weekdays with 24-hour advanced reservations.
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Sorry, no. The long float trip is way too long for rafts. Just take your time and enjoy the shorter float trip, stopping at gravel bars along the way.
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9:00 a.m. is the earliest start time for our float trips, and 1:00 p.m. is the latest you can arrive for a float trip. All floaters must be in by 6:00 p.m.
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Yes, dogs are welcome but not in the rafts — canoes or kayaks only. All dogs must remain on a leash while at Old Cove Canoe and during transportation. We recommend flotations devices for your pets.
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There is a good chance you will encounter jet boats on our stretch of river. If you are in a group, the lead floaters should pick one side of river if possible, and the others should keep to that side. The fastest way to deal with the boaters is to give them room to pass (if possible) and not block the whole river. Please keep in mind, floaters have the right of way, but we must share the river.
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Yes, but not out of our rafts. Fishing is fine in the canoes or kayaks.
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Cheap sunglasses, tight fitting water shoes or sandals with straps, sunscreen/hat, cooler/beverages, food/snacks, dry bag.
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Yes, if you are 21 or older, but NO GLASS please.
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A regular size large cooler not to exceed 27.5”X 16.5”
Camping
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Sorry, no. Our group campsites are for groups of 10 or more adults; kids are welcome but not counted as part of a group.
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The group campsite cost $100 per night with a two night minimum. This covers 10-15 adults (kids under 8 are free). Additional campers are charged $5.00 per person per night.