Posted in Delaware June 16, 2020 by

Wilderness Canoe Trips In Delaware Is Officially Open And Here’s What You Need To Know

Have you ever wanted to go tubing in Delaware? The First State is home to a beautiful lazy river – our very own Brandywine! Book an adventure with Wilderness Canoe Trips and you’ll find yourself floating down the river without a care in the world.

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If you're looking to go tubing in Delaware, you've got to book an adventure with Wilderness Canoe Trips, based in Wilmington.
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Rent a canoe, kayak, or tube from the group and they'll transport you to the drop-in site for one of their various trips.
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Choose from a 6 or 12-mile paddling trip, or the shorter tubing float trip. Your guide will drive you and all your gear to the drop-in site for your trip and pick you up at Thompson's Bridge when you're finished.
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Along the way, you'll enjoy the stunning scenery and relaxing, slow-moving water of the Brandywine Creek!
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Wilderness Canoe Trips offers pet-friendly excursions, so your best bud can enjoy a day on the water with you.
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You might even run in to a local rescue "barking down the Brandywine!" Groups like Rescue for the Misunderstood occasionally host floating events for their adoptable dogs.
Drop in with the only float company on the Brandywine River and you'll have a blast on the water here in Delaware.
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Reservations are necessary, and the friendly staff at Wilderness Canoe Trips will explain to you over the phone everything you need to know about kayaking, canoeing, or tubing in Delaware. Call them at 302-654-2227 to book your float trip.

Visit their website, here, for more information and to learn about what each trip offers for your family or group. These family-friendly adventures are a blast for all ages, and you’ll want to return again and again to cool off during our hot Delmarva summer.