How long does it take to float the Okatoma?

3 to 4 hours
The trip usually takes 3 to 4 hours; this allows ample time for picnicing and swimming, which makes this the most popular float. The Upper Run of Okatoma begins at Seminary (MS HWY 590) and ends at Sanford (MS HWY 598).

Can you bring your own kayak to Okatoma?

The cost of the trip for kayak rental and transportation from the outdoor center to the river and back is $32 per participant. Participants are able to bring their own kayaks if they choose; however, the Okatoma Outdoor Post charges a fee of $22 per boat to transport you and your boat to and from the river.

Can you float the Okatoma?

It takes in three waterfalls and several rapids. The average paddling time is around three hours but you can take a leisurely trip at your own speed with lots of swimming and family fun along the way. This is the best “day” float the Okatoma has to offer. There is also a 16 mile float available for large groups.

Where can I canoe in Mississippi?

Here, we’ve assembled six great Mississippi waterways well worth a visit with your kayak.

• Chunky River. Dunn’s Falls is a 65-foot waterfall was once used as a power source.
• Black Creek.
• Leaf River.
• Bear Creek.
• Strong River.
• Okatoma Creek.

Can you drink alcohol on the Okatoma River?

Please do not place them in the dumpster. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES – Covington County is a dry county. Drinking is allowed at your cabin/campsite only.

How long does it take to canoe the Okatoma River?

You can, theoretically, kayak the entire length of the Potomac River, a 355-mile (571-kilometer) trip that would take a couple of weeks and involve expert paddling and preparation.

Can you canoe down the Mississippi?

The Mississippi River offers endless canoeing and kayaking opportunities and the Great River Road is a way to access this paddling resource. Boat launches and access points allow paddlers access nearly every major stretch of the river.

Is Seminary MS a dry county?

FYI — you are in a dry county where alcohol isn’t allowed. Keep it in the koozie and don’t act up, and you will be fine. This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC. Review tags are currently only available for English language reviews.

Can you canoe the entire Potomac River?

Can you canoe the whole Mississippi River?

Paddling the entire length of the Mississippi River — about 2,300 miles — is challenging enough. There are dams, barges, weather and wildlife to deal with. If they complete it, Denofre thinks he will be the first double amputee to canoe the entire Mississippi River without outside support.

Has anyone ever kayaked the Mississippi River?

Carlie Wells. A Michigan woman kayaked the entire Mississippi River in an attempt to set a Guinness world record. Traci Lynn Martin finished her journey Sunday in south Louisiana after 55 days, eight hours and 17 minutes, according to her Facebook page, Just Around The Pointe.

Where to rent a canoe on the Okatoma?

Seminary Canoe Rental is the only outfitter on the Okatoma with facilities ON the creek. This means your vehicle and a hot shower awaits you at the end of your float. Telephone. Email. Location.

Where is Okatoma Creek Canoe and kayak in Mississippi?

Our business was featured in the South Mississippi Scene magazine and voted by the readers Best Offbeat Destination in Mississippi’s Best of Mississippi Magazine!

Where to rent a kayak and canoe in Mississippi?

You’ve come to the right place for Canoe and Kayak Rentals on Mississippi’s Okatoma Creek. And remember, we offer complimentary transportation up river for a leisurely float back to your vehicle. With 3 1/2 miles river frontage we have plenty of room for camping and a new shower facility in our NEW STORE when you return.

How long does it take to rent a canoe at seminary?

This float begins at the Seminary Bridge and ends at the Seminary Canoe Rental Landing/Campground. It takes in three waterfalls and several rapids. The average paddling time is around three hours but you can take a leisurely trip at your own speed with lots of swimming and family fun along the way.