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Sussex County’s numerous ponds and rivers are perfect for canoeing and kayaking. Naturalist-led canoe outings are regularly offered through several of the state parks. More than seven miles of canoe trails run through the Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge. On the western side of the county, the Nanticoke River and its tributaries provide miles of calm waters. Canoe and kayak rentals are available at the state parks or contact one of the Chambers of Commerce for local rental businesses. Most towns feature canoe launch points.

To arrange a professionally guided tour contact:

• Coastal Kayak | 302.539.7999
• Delaware State Parks | 877.98.PARKS
• ECOBAY Kayaking Adventures at James Farm in Ocean View | 302.841.2722
• Quest Fitness and Kayak | 302.644.7020
• Kayak Krossing I  302.231.8307
• Boat Hole Marina at the Love Creek Crabbing Bridge I 302.947.9330

Kayak Rentals at Cape Henlopen State Park Fishing Pier

Saturdays, September 13 - October 11: 12:30pm - 4pm
Sundays, September 14 to October 12: 10am - 4pm
Rentals include PFD, seat, and paddle. Participants must have paddling experience. Single and tandem sit-on-top: $15 per preson, per hour. For more information, call 302-644-6720 or 302-645-6852.

For a comprehensive guide to water sports in Delaware, visit www.ecodelaware.com