Lazy River Tubing

The tubing trip covers a 3-mile stretch and typically takes 2.5 to 3 hours from start to finish. This duration includes 1.5–2 hours of actual floating time, a 20-minute bus shuttle, and 15 minutes of safety orientation. Note: Trip times may vary depending on the Sacandaga River conditions.

The minimum age for tubing is 2 years old, making it a perfect family-friendly activity for toddlers and young children.

No, pets are not permitted. For safety and insurance reasons, we do not allow dogs on any of our tubing or rafting trips.

We are the only provider in the Lake George area with private river access, allowing for more time on the water, plus an onsite Deli/Grocery store and specialized tubes with bottoms for a more comfortable float.

Yes, we provide tethers to connect tubes for families with small children or for those bringing floating coolers and cooler carriers.

Reservations are highly recommended as trips frequently sell out, though we do accept walk-ins if there is remaining availability.

Yes, river conditions permitting. We often stop at a scenic island where guests can swim or relax and enjoy the Adirondack scenery.

The river depth averages 2 to 4 feet, providing a shallow and safe environment for a "lazy river" experience.

No. Every guest is provided with a lifejacket, and all trips are accompanied by CPR and First Aid certified guides.

Alcohol is permitted for guests ages 21 and older. We recommend bringing beverages in non-glass containers.

Yes, the average depth of the water is only 2-4 feet deep, the river is calm and we provide a guide and lifejackets for all participants.

We are constantly monitoring river conditions and may adjust where we put in and exit the river, depending on the flow. However, the section of river that we tube down stays flat and calm.

It is calm with no rapids.

Yes, this is the perfect way to get out on the water and experience the beauty of the Adirondacks—without having to be overly adventurous.