Guelph Outdoor Adventures

Yes, that's a 10 person paddleboard! And here are some answers to frequently asked questions:

We're offering lessons this year. See comments for a link with all information.

We're located on the main beach at Guelph Lake Conservation Area.

As of May 1st, we'll be open everyday from 10am-6pm (all boats returned by 7pm). We will close for poor weather, including wind that exceeds 20km/hr.

We have single person paddleboards, single person kayaks, tandem kayaks, canoes, and 10 person paddleboards.

No reservation required. Just show up and we'll have boats available.

Thank you and see you soon!!

We're opening Guelph Lake on Friday May 1, and we've got 20+ brand new kayaks. Be the first to take one for a spin!

The weather is getting nice. Come out to Guelph Lake for kayaking and other adventures.

We are almost open!!

Canoe, kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals are back at Guelph Lake Conservation Area starting Saturday, May 3rd.

No reservation needed. Just show up and we'll have boats available.

See you soon!!

It's a beautiful day at Guelph Lake. This is the first group to go out on the Beast (10 person Paddleboard). The water is warming up!

We're open!!

The 2024 season at Guelph Lake is here and we're ready to provide you with the same quality service for your fun experience on the water.

We currently have paddleboards, kayaks, canoes and The Beast (10 person Paddleboard).

Now open EVERYDAY from 10am-6pm (weather permitting).

We look forward to seeing you this year!

Guess Who Was In Our Back Yard!

Stopped in at Five Oaks to find Two Row on the Grand setup and eating!

This is a 10 day paddle with the Haudenosaunee from Cambridge to Port Maitland on Lake Erie.

You can choose to paddle and camp for 10 days, 5 days, 4 days or 2 days... this event is once a year in mid July... and includes the opportunity to paddle to the Six Nations Powwow and camp there.

Two Row supplies all the campsites, food and Indigenous teachings as you travel the Grand River with them.

The purpose is to re-polish the chain of friendship between the Haudenosaunee Nation and the allies.

This yearly event is a one-of-a-kind learning experience in Canada.

Here is their website... http://www.tworowonthegrand.com/

Knock on their door next year!

A halo around the sun over Guelph has appeared.