Wekiva River Outfitters

12/11/2023

There is no peace in growing old, your heart just aches from always having to say good bye to people you have loved since the beginning. I will always remember and love you Lynette Foster. So many amazing adventures together, late night board games around a campfire, and conquering whitewater together even when we were too scared to paddle.

11/18/2021

We are closed until further notice. We can still be contacted at 407 924-3375

09/16/2021

09/10/2021

Great time to be on the water! Here is a free downloadable map for your enjoyment.

09/10/2021

Our very own Bill Durkin and Gina Rose Ryt donating their time and kayaks for

Paddle with a Purpose is a nonprofit founded in 2017 by Robert Figueroa, a New York City native who moved to Fort Lauderdale and quickly realized that there was a pollution problem in our waterways.

09/05/2021

We are open labor day for rentals and shuttles.

08/09/2021

We are a dog friendly outfitters! Come out and spend the dog days of summer with your best friend on the river.

07/24/2021

Volunteered today for Wekiva Wild and Scenic
River System collecting dragonfly larva to test for mercury.

07/17/2021

06/26/2021

If you want to get on the water but don't want to wait half the day in line or be crowded off the river, come on by. We are open and there is never a line or a fee to enter, park, or launch.

06/26/2021

Grab the kids and head down to the river! We are open Wed-Sun 8am-6pm

05/13/2021

Rotting carcasses are spread across a handful of islands near Manatee Cove Park in the Indian River Lagoon, serving as graveyards for Florida's manatees.

04/19/2021

If you're waiting for a sign to get out and paddle on the Wekiva River...this is it.
📸: aidax310 (Instagram)

03/05/2021

https://www.sierraclub.org/sierra/2021-2-march-april/protect/florida-river-gets-rights

How Orange County became the most populous area in the US to recognize rights for nature

03/01/2021

The many colors of 48 full moons

02/22/2021

The weather is warming up! Come on out and pay us a visit and paddle the wild and scenic Wekiva River.

02/13/2021

The Little Wekiva River is being buried with as much as 5 feet of sand and residents of the treasured Little Wekiva in Seminole County blame Interstate 4 construction for erosion gorging the river.