Posted in Missouri
April 27, 2020
6 Lazy River Summer Tubing Trips In Missouri To Start Planning Now
Summertime means spending as much time as we can outdoors and finding as many ways as we can to stay cool all season long. Missouri offers so many fun ways to cool down on the water that we can all find something to our liking. If you prefer a relaxing way to spend a lazy summer day, consider hitting the river on one of these summer tubing trips in Missouri.
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Meander down the Current River for a half of a day or the entire day with The Landing. You can rent one of several tubes, including the standard tube, the Current River Cadillac, and the deluxe tube. If you want to bring drinks along, opt for the cooler tube. You can also rent a raft or a canoe. Click here for the official website of The Landing Current River.
Spend a leisurely summer day on the Current River with KC's on the Current. Tube rentals are good for the entire day with floats spanning six miles, which usually takes between four and five hours. Choose between several tubes, including the regular tubes, Cadillac tubes, cooler tubes, and over-sized cooler tubes. Click here for the official website of KC's on the Current.
Stay cool all summer long when you slip into a tube with Ozark Outdoors Riverfront Resort. The resort offers four-mile floats down the Huzzah. You can float the loop once or as many times as you want in the day. Choose from a regular tube or a cooler tube. Click here for the Ozark Outdoors website.
Head to Blue Springs Ranch for a relaxing float down the Meramec River. Five-mile floats leave at various times throughout the day during the summer. If you're in the mood for a float, rent the regular tube or the cooler tube. You can also opt for a raft, a canoe, or a kayak. Click here for the website of Blue Springs Ranch.
Dip your feet in the cool water of the Meramec River for a float that wanders 4.5 miles. Expect to spend between three to four hours on the water, with launching times available from 9 a.m. to noon. Click here for Old Cove Canoe & Kayak's website.
Kick back and relax as your tube leads you down the Jacks Fork. Windy's Canoe Rentals offers several floating trips - the one-mile, the five-mile, and the seven-mile. The one-mile takes just an hour while the five and seven mile last five and seven hours respectively. You can rent a traditional tube or a cooler tube. Click here for Windy's Canoe Rental's website.
What are your favorite summer tubing trips in Missouri? Let us know in the comments! Hiking is another fun and relaxing way to spend a summer day. For a quiet and serene lake hike, follow the Lincoln Lakeside Trail near Troy.
Address: 106 Olive St, Van Buren, MO 63965, USA
Address: 206 Jefferson St, Doniphan, MO 63935, USA
Address: 200 Ozark Outdoor Ln, Leasburg, MO 65535, USA
Address: 1246 Blue Springs Rd, Bourbon, MO 65441, USA
Address: 1316 Old Cove Rd, St Clair, MO 63077, USA
Address: 513 Main St, Eminence, MO 65466, USA
