Raven Creek SUP Camping

Experience the tranquility of a remote marine campsite on a guided overnight SUP camping adventure. This beginner-friendly trip is designed for paddlers who want to try SUP camping for the first time or those looking for a relaxed and enjoyable overnight experience.

Why You'll Love This River Run:

Marine Campsite: Enjoy the peace and quiet of a marine campsite accessible only by water.
Scenic Paddling: Explore the natural beauty of a tidal lake, surrounded by mountains and forests.
Campfire Experience: Relax and socialize around a campfire under the stars.
Skill Development: Learn basic SUP camping skills, including route planning, and camp setup.
Guided Experience: Benefit from the guidance and support of experienced instructors and guides.

Who is this for?

This overnight SUP camping adventure is suitable for paddlers who:

Have basic SUP skills and are comfortable paddling for a few hours.
Want to experience the joy of SUP camping in a safe and supportive environment.
Are interested in learning basic camping and navigation skills.

$99.00

(price is per person and applicable to 5% GST)

Next Available Date

April 26, 27
Meetup at Grant Narrows Park at 7:30am

Reserve Your Spot

Prerequisites:

Prior experience in flatwater SUP is essential.
Strong paddling skills and the ability to independently get back on your board are required.

What to Expect:

DAY 1

Meet at Grant Narrows Park early morning, 7:30 am.
Pack and prepare your gear for the overnight paddle.
Learn about planning and safety considerations for paddling on a tidal lake.
Paddle to the campsite, enjoying the scenery and wildlife along the way.
Set up camp and enjoy a campfire dinner.

DAY 2

Wake up after a well deserved relaxing night sleep
Pack up camp and explore other areas of the lake.

What to Bring:

Essential Gear: PFD, whistle, appropriate leash, and 6 liters of water.
Clothing: Dress for potential immersion in cold water and variable weather conditions. Water shoes, neoprene bottoms, or dry shorts are recommended for on the board. Layers are essential! Warm cozy clothing for camp and sleeping.
Gear: Waterproof backpack or dry bag for your overnight gear, including a tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, headlamp, kitchen, and personal items.
SUP & Safety Equipment: Bring your own touring-style or similar SUP, paddle, and all necessary safety equipment. Rental equipment is available if needed.

Important Notes:

This is a beginner-friendly overnight trip.
The campsite is accessible only by water.
Much of the beach floods at high tide and at all tides during spring runoff when the lake level is higher.
Developed campground with pit toilets. Water is available at a nearby creek.
Food caches are provided.
Campfires are permitted.