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ABOUT
NARROW RIVER AND NARROW RIVER KAYAKS Narrow River Kayaks
was the vision of the late Robert Ryder and established in 1992. Since then it has served as a means for many to enjoy
one of the area's most unique and beautiful waterways. The Pettaquamscutt Watershed area provides a number of options for paddlers of all ages and
abilities. One can paddle a short distance to the beach or one of the sandbar islands to swim, fish, picnic, or just
relax. Also a short distance from our location are Pettaquamscutt Cove and the John H. Chafee Wildlife
refuge. Those wishing to paddle longer distances can venture upstream to the kettle ponds and Gilbert Stuart
Birthplace. Narrow River Kayaks also sells new and used kayaks
and our pro shop carries paddle accessories, waterproof containers, sunglasses, sunglass lanyards, sunscreen, hats, t-shirts,
sunscreen, drinks, snacks and more.
All rentals include paddle,
pfd (personal flotation device), and basic instruction. Outdoor
shower, changing tents, and portable restrooms on site. Narrow
River Kayaks accepts Visa, MasterCard, and Discover.
We look forward to seeing you soon, and if you have any questions,
please do not hesitate to give us a call! |
2017 GUIDED EXCURSIONS, GROUP OUTINGS AND INSTRUCTION. CLICK HERE.
2017 PADDLE CALENDAR. CLICK HERE TO VIEW.
UPCOMING HAPPENINGS: ACA LEVEL
1 AND LEVEL 2 SUP AND KAYAK LESSONS Available daily by appointment. GUIDED SUNSET PADDLE Unwind after a
long day. Enjoy the sunset on the western horizon as your kayak glides through the estuary. $59 per adult
/ $29 per child under 12 Next tour: BY APPOINTMENT DAILY GUIDED ECO PADDLE Learn about Narrow River's unique ecosystem and explore the estuary and tidal flats with
our Certified Coastal Master Naturalist Guide. $59 per adult / $29 per child under 12 Next
tour: Available daily by appointment. .
2017 GUIDED EXCURSIONS, GROUP OUTINGS AND INSTRUCTION. CLICK HERE.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW OUR INVENTORY OF KAYAKS AND SUP'S FOR SALE.
Click here to learn more about the 10th Annual Pettaquamscutt Paddle and Narrow River Preservation Association.
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