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Delaware River kayaking is the perfect way to spend a day in Bucks County! At Bucks County River Country, we’ve been helping people kayak the Delaware River for over 55 years. We offer a variety of kayaks to satisfy most preferences.
We have several different types of kayaks:
For more information, visit our hours of operation page.
Sunglasses, a swimsuit, sunscreen, and hat! Please wear old sneakers or water shoes. DO NOT wear flip flops or sandals.
PLEASE NOTE: Rentals are popular (especially during peak season!) so certain days and times are not always available. If you attempt to reserve on a time and date that is sold out, you will not be permitted to reserve. We suggest you choose a different time for availability. Please make sure that the time you pick has enough availabilities for the number of people you wish to reserve for (for example- there may be availability for one rental item, but not necessarily for 3 rental items).
Availability may also be limited due to circumstances beyond our control. In the instance of an availability issue, your rental may be substituted. We apologize if this happens- theft and/or loss is beyond our control.
Rent a canoe and explore the Delaware River by paddle! We have the finest and safest canoes available at affordable rates. Each canoe can fit up to three people.
Sorry, combination packages (Combining Any Tubing activity With ANY boating activity is NOT possible, as we keep and launch our boats from different areas along the river) . We are asked often if Tubes can launch with boats, and the answer is NO
Rafting the Delaware River is one of our more popular family activities! Safe and stable, rafting permits a family to float down the river together. Our rafts are new and modern, and are FUN! River rafting require a minimum of three people to float.
Sorry, combination packages (Combining Any Tubing activity With ANY boating activity is NOT possible, as we keep and launch our boats from different areas along the river. We are asked often if Tubes can launch with boats, and the answer is NO