Rafted Canoe is fun way for families and groups to see the lake
Description
Rafted canoeing is a fun safe way to experience Ullswater. By using two canoes tied together, it creates our most stable craft and allows groups to paddle together.
This session is open to all and is recommended for families.
Its great way to see Ullswater as a family or group. This session can be tailored for children, with games along the way to add to the fun and enjoyment.
All equipment including waterproofs, wetsuits and buoyancy aids will be provided
Meeting at the Sheep Shed at Another Place Hotel, the Rafted Canoeing will start and finish at hotel's jetty.
Requirements
Rafted Canoeing
- canoeing
- 1 hr
- Up to 8 people
(4.9)
101 reviews
Watermillock, GB
- From£30.00/ adult
- From£30.00/ child
Top reviews
(4.9)
6 months ago
Booked a paddle boarding taster session, the experience was first class from the welcome to the end of session. I was lucky enough to have a one on one session, due to the only one booking it at this time Friday 13th ...
Peter Rowley
7 months ago
We are a family of 4 and none of us had paddle boarded and we aren't water sports people either. We wanted to try something different and in a fantastic location. It was a great experience that left us all wanting to go ...
Neil Davey
8 months ago
A fantastic facility for paddle boarding. We did the 2 hour hire and were extremely impressed by the facilities. Very clean and tidy, and helpful relaxed staff. The quality of the equipment was also impressive. We were ...
Jemma Green
8 months ago
This place was fantastic. Easy to find, awesome staff. Did the Intro to Paddleboarding. It was brilliant. Jo, our instructor was so lovely and patient too! Loved the heated floors in the changing rooms! A great, ...
Kelly
10 months ago
Fantastic experience for all beginners..! My wife and daughter-in-law had always wanted to try paddle boarding and Joe and Ritchie at Ullswater Paddle boarding were great..! Joe had a fantastic calm and enthusiasm that ...
Si Morgan
Online bookings by eola