Love's Canoe Rental Rates
and The "Wild and Scenic" Clarion
River
Rentals include 17' Aluminum
Michi-Craft, 2 paddles, 2 life jackets
- Rate for One Canoe
- Saturday, Sunday or Holiday - $24.00 per day
- Monday thru Friday - $23.00 per day
- Weekly Rate - $69.00 per week
- Weekend Rate - $42.00 (2 days)
- Kayak Rentals - $16.00/day Every Day

- Group Rate (5 canoes or more)
- Saturday, Sunday or Holiday - $23.00 per day
- Monday thru Friday - $22.00 per day
- Weekly Rate - $65.00 per week
- Weekend Rate - $40.00 (2 days)
- Extra Equipment Rentals
- Extra Paddles - .50 each per day
- Extra Life Jackets - .50 each per day
- Foam Block Car Rack - $1.00 per day
- Trailer (holds 10 canoes) - $10.00 per day
*when available, but you
must rent a minimum 6
canoes
- Special Note
- Rentals must be returned NO LATER than 6:00 pm on day
rented.
- Pick up charges are extra -
see chart for pick up points and fees
- There is NO pick up service available for
private boaters
- Life Jackets must be worn
- Minimum age = 6 years old
- Renters take full responsibility for damage or loss of equipment. No
charge for normal wear and tear. Renters must sign Agreement and Release
Form.
RESERVATIONS:We will hold
phone reservations for 5 days to allow mailing time for your deposit. If deposit
is not received within 5 days we maintain the option and right to cancel your
reservation. If your phone reservation is made less than 5 days before your trip
date, you have only 24 hours to submit your deposit.
DEPOSITS: A deposit of $15.00 per canoe per day
must be received before holding and reservation. Balance is due on day of your
trip.
CANCELLATIONS: must be received at least
72 hous prior to your trip or your deposit cannot be returned.
METHOD OF PAYMENT:Checks accepted only for
advance reservations - sorry, no credit cards for reservations.

Welcome
to The Clarion River! Recently earning the "Wild and Scenic" status, this river
flows through beautiful forested valleys located on the southern border of Allegheny National Forest.
While canoeing through all or part of the 61 mile stretch from
Ridgway to Clarion you will find nature and beauty at its finest. You are
cutting through some of the state's finest deer country and will often come
across a few whitetails drinking from the stream or does with their fawns during
the spring time. Raccoons, waterfowl and even an occasional black bear are not
all that uncommon either.
You'll find primitive campsites abound and that flat shelves for
dry, level tent locations are parallel to the river at the base of the wooded
hills, which engulf much of this stretch. The huge rocks all around will make an
excellent picnic stop.
How a river earns "Wild and Scenic"
status!
The National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act was
passed by Congress in 1968. The goal is "to preserve certain rivers with
outstanding natural, cultural or recreational features in a free-flowing
condition for the enjoyment of present and future generations".
Minimum
requirements for eligibility include, firstly, that a river be free-flowing.
Simply, there can't be any impoundments on the river stretches that are under
consideration. The second requirement is that at least one "outstanding" value
be identified. This value includes recreational, historical, scenic, cultural,
ecological, in nature.
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