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CANOE AND KAYAK RENTALS

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All Ages and Experience Levels Welcome!

Single Kayak All Ages | 1 Person
$55
Double Kayak All Ages | 2 People
$60
Canoe All Ages | Up to 2 People
$60
Due to Mammoth Cave National Park closing access to and from the river, Dennison Ferry to Green River Ferry will be closed until next season. For paddle’s sake, we’re offering a 4 mile Johnson Springs to Thelma Stovall Park in Munfordville, 27 miles up Green River. You will now leave your vehicle at Thelma Stovall Park River Road, jump in our van, and be shuttled 10 minutes to Johnson Springs. Beauty at its best, great scenery, and clear spring waters. You will receive a waiver after booking the trip. All participants must sign before arriving. If you have any questions concerning the trip or would like to book an overnight camping excursion, please call for information.

Dennison Ferry to Green River Ferry

Hour Glass Duration: 3-4 Hours

Calendar Available: June 16th – September 7th

Map Marker Location: 1240 Old Mammoth Cave Road, Cave City, KY 42127

  • 7.5 Mile Trip
  • Includes Shuttle
  • Our shortest trip taking 3 to 4 hours (depending on river level and your pace.)
  • Excellent trip for beginners or those with small children.
  • Great scenery, limestone bluffs, a small cave (canoe accessible depending on water level).
  • No Rapids. Class 1.
  • Never closed due to low water level.
  • Downstream from Green River Dam.

Johnson Springs to Thelma Stovall Park on the Green River

Hour Glass Duration: 2-4 Hours

Calendar Available: September 8th – November 30th

Map Marker Location: Thelma Stovall Park River Road, Munfordville, KY 42765

  • 4 Mile Trip
  • Includes Shuttle
  • Our shortest trip taking 2 to 4 hours (depending on river level and your pace)
  • Excellent trip for beginners of those with small children
  • Great scenery, sandy islands, fun for picnics, swimming, and pictures
  • No rapids. Class 1.
  • Never closed due to low water level.
  • Downstream from Johnson Springs.

Camping permits are available at Mammoth Cave Visitor’s Center.

The type of canoeing and the best trip change with the water levels. Since all canoeing rivers are fairly small streams, conditions can change rapidly. Generally speaking, the water tends to be somewhat higher and faster in the spring and early summer or after periods of substantial rainfall.

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