Otter Be Here Canoe & Kayak Port Burwell Ont.
Day trips on the serene Otter River
Book by calling (226) 448-9179
What to bring
- hat
- bug repellent
- water
- sunglasses
- sunscreen
- water shoes
- water
- snacks
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60 minutes from London!
Canoe or Kayak down the Otter River.
Discover a hidden Gem
3 drop-off points to challenge even the most seasoned paddler.
Whats included:
-Canoe or Kayak
-Life jacket
-Map
-Shuttle Service
Our kayaks, canoes and paddle-board paddles are all Canadian made in Picton Ontario.
Reservations
Otter be Here is Open from May 24th weekend to the end of Labour Day Weekend or longer if weather permits.
Everyday from 9am to 5pm
Weather permitting open after labour day
Last drop-off at 1 pm to provide enough time to get back.
$65 per person kayak or canoe.
Shuttle service available for customers with their own canoe or kayak
Group rates available. Call for pricing
Customer Reviews
Here’s what a few of our customers have to say!
It was an awesome experience
Amazing / Relaxing Time!!
Excellent paddle Beautiful Day!
Wonderful customer service from owners!!
Will be back with more friends!
What a Great day! Perfect outfit and river for Kayaking
What a Fun Time
Thanks so much!!
Will be back
Thanks a million
Awesome Kayaking!! Caught a fish.
Thanks
Great creek to canoe on
Thanks for the great service
Lots of fun great time wonderful experience
August 25/17
The 4 girls from Windsor truly had
an adventure. Our tour was guided by a
bald eagle and a crane
You guys made the experience unforgettable
Thanks for everything
From the Press
Elgin This Month November 2017
Jewel of Erie’s North Shore
Port Burwell’s blend of marine heritage and undisturbed nature is showcased at the Marine Museum, Port Burwell Provincial Park and HMCS Ojibwa Submarine.
Nearby Camping
Nearby Provincial Park and private camping in the area. Wonderful sandy beach and sandhills.
Birds and Animals
A variety of birds and animals that live near the river. Golden Eagles, Bald Eagles, wild turkey, deer as well as other small birds and animals can be spotted along the creek
Tourist Attractions
Museums, restaurants, local wineries and the Periscope theatre
Established in 2017 on Canada’s 150 Anniversary
What could be more Canadian than canoeing and kayaking?
