Our next trip is going to be in Kissimmee, on Shingle Creek, November 23rd.

Meet at the clubhouse parking lot, east side where the golf carts are parked at 8:30 AM, and we will leave as soon as everyone is there.

Trip Info: Launch at The Paddling Center, 4266 W. Vine Street, Kissimmee. The launch site is on Shingle Creek, and this is an out and back paddle, no shuttle needed. We can go either upstream or downstream, 1 1/2 miles in either direction, with a mild current and protected from the wind. You can paddle at your own speed and set your own distance. Power boats are not allowed on this section of the creek. This trip is through a mostly undeveloped area, with lots of wildlife and birds.

Skill Level - Novice to intermediate

Rental Info -
Rental Pricing
Single kayak

$30* for 2 hours

$16* per each additional hour

(250 lb max)



Tandem kayak

$43* for 2 hours

$21* per each additional hour

(550 lb max)



Canoe

(up to 3 adults)

or

(up to 2 adults and 2 children)

(500 lb max)

$43* for 2 hours

$21* per each additional hour




Paddle board -

$20* for 1 hour

$30* for 2 hours

(1 hour minimum)




*rental prices include sales tax

*online booking fees

*no booking fees for phone reservations


All Paddling Equipment

Included with Rentals


- Paddle at your leisure -

- Rentals Only-

- No guides provided-


~ Reservations Recommended ~

~ Walk-Ins Welcomed ~

(Rentals Available 8am-1:00pm)

(Last rental must be off the water by 4:00pm!)


Reservation number at
407-344-0881
(Walk-Ins Welcomed Daily, First Come, First Served with Availability)

Launch fees and Parking - No launch fee or parking fee

Bathrooms - At the launch site

Lunch - Take a picnic lunch and we can eat in the park after the paddle, your option, or there are numerous restaurants nearby.

As always, out of town guests are welcome to join us.

Please let me know if you are going, and if you are renting or not.

Don't forget to check your email the morning of the trip for any cancellations or changes.

PLEASE NOTE - Even though we will be outdoors, I would appreciate it if everyone would wear a mask while preparing to launch their boats. Once on the water I believe that it would be safe to go maskless.

Giles Snyder