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5 Lazy River Summer Tubing Trips In Pennsylvania To Start Planning Now

Summer’s not too far off, which means now is the absolute best time to start planning for all the fun we’ll have in the coming days. Whether you like lounging on a sandy beach or you prefer a river adventure, you’ll find something to do this summer within our borders. If you are searching for places to go river tubing in Pennsylvania, you’ll have plenty of options from which to choose.

1. The River’s Edge Kayak & Canoe, Leechburg
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If you are looking for things to do in Pennsylvania this summer, tubing along a river is an excellent option. Meander down the Kiski River in Western Pennsylvania on a tube with The River’s Edge Kayak & Canoe. Whether you’re in the mood for a short trip down the river or a daylong adventure, you’ll find it with the River’s Edge. Short trips generally span about four miles over two hours. Four, six, and eight-hour trips are also available. Click here for the official website of the River’s Edge Kayak and Canoe.
2. Coal Tubin', Johnstown
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Cool down on a hot summer day with a tubing trip down the Stonycreek River in Johnstown. Coal Tubin’ features everything you need – from a ride to the river to the tubes – to have a fun day. Slip into one of the tubes – a single tube, a children’s tube, a cooler tube, or a double tube. Rent the tube for the entire day and float as long as you want. Click here for the website of Coal Tubin’.
3. Bucks County River Country, Point Pleasant
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Visit Bucks County River Country once this summer, or go over and over with a summer tubing pass. Either way, you’re in for a fun adventure on the river. Float down the Delaware River on a two-hour or a three-hour adventure. You can also choose the type of tube – standard, standard double, and deluxe, for example. Click here for the Bucks County River Country website.
4. Pale Whale Canoe Fleet, Cooksburg
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Float along the Clarion River, one of the best lazy rivers in Pennsylvania that was voted river of the year in 2019. Pale Whale Canoe Fleet’s tubing adventures offers a choice of one of two summer tubing adventures. The 2.5-mile float takes between 2.5 and three hours while the four-mile trip takes between four and five hours. Click here for the official website of Pale Whale Canoe Fleet.
5. Lazy River Canoe Rental, Ridgway
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You can rent one of several tubes through Lazy River Canoe Rental. Choose from a 44-inch, a 55-inch, or a cooler tube for your journey down the river then set sail on the river for a day of fun. Click here for the website of Lazy River Canoe Rental.

Where are your favorite places for river tubing in Pennsylvania? Let us know in the comments! Make sure you also consider adding some or all of these 11 staggeringly beautiful places in Pennsylvania to your must-visit list.

Address: The River's Edge Canoe & Kayak, LLC, 3158 River Rd, Leechburg, PA 15656, USA
Address: Coal Tubin, 100 Station St, Johnstown, PA 15905, USA
Address: 2 Walters Ln, Point Pleasant, PA 18950, USA
Address: Pale Whale Canoe Fleet, 115 Riverside Drive, Cooksburg, PA 16217, USA
Address: Lazy River Canoe Rental, 40 W Main St, Ridgway, PA 15853, USA
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Places To Go River Tubing In Pennsylvania

April 23, 2021
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What water parks can I visit in Pennsylvania?

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What are some of the best things to do in Pennsylvania this summer?

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Address: The River's Edge Canoe & Kayak, LLC, 3158 River Rd, Leechburg, PA 15656, USA
Address: Coal Tubin, 100 Station St, Johnstown, PA 15905, USA
Address: 2 Walters Ln, Point Pleasant, PA 18950, USA
Address: Pale Whale Canoe Fleet, 115 Riverside Drive, Cooksburg, PA 16217, USA
Address: Lazy River Canoe Rental, 40 W Main St, Ridgway, PA 15853, USA