Duration: 2 Days - 8:00 AM Saturday until 3:00 PM Sunday

May 3rd and 4th

Location: Wildwood Outfitters 

Maximum: 8 participants

Minimum: 4 participants

Age: 8 and older (minors must bring an adult paddle pal).

Cost: $350 per participant

Wildwood is a one-of-a-kind riverside campsite on this section of the Chattahoochee River. Typically, this location is not accessible for camping to the public. Thanks to the exclusive partnership between Paddle Pals and Wildwood Outfitters, this program offers a rare opportunity to experience an overnight stay on the river.  

Limited Availability: This is your chance to experience the river in a way that few others can. Spaces are limited to ensure a personalized and high-quality experience.

Unique Experience

Your experience will be tailored to your group, based on the questionnaire you filled out before the trip. Whether it’s spending more time exploring scenic sandbars, pointing out wildlife, or navigating gentle rapids, our guides will customize the journey to match your interests and goals.

No two trips are ever the same, so get ready for a personalized adventure that’s as unique as your group!

This trip is ideal for individuals who:

Have a basic understanding of kayaking or are eager to learn more about paddling techniques.

Comfortable with moderate physical activity, as paddling 10-11 miles over two days can be strenuous.

Prepared to be outside for the entire duration of the trip, including camping overnight.

Enjoy nature and are ready to embrace the unpredictability of outdoor conditions, such as changing weather and river flows.

Seeking an adventure and are comfortable with a group camping environment.

Want to experience something new, whether it’s camping, paddling longer distances, or exploring the Chattahoochee River for the first time.

Enjoy nature and are excited to disconnect from the daily grind and connect with the outdoors

Supported Trip:  We provide professional guides, food, and have top tier gear that makes for an awesome trip. 

Instruction on safety and river hazards

Professional guidance down the river and at camp

Optional guidance on paddle strokes and river running

Information on the river and history of the area

Meals during the trip

Transportation to and from the river locations

Camping location

Kayak Options: 

For recreational and beginner participants, we provide stable, easy-to-use sit-on-top kayaks, paddles and all safety gear. Sit-on-top kayaks are ideal for building confidence and ensuring a safe, fun experience on the water. If you are an experienced paddler and prefer to use your own kayak, feel free to bring it along!

Paddles

Personal flotation devices (PFDs)

Tent

Camp Chair

Sleeping Pad

What You Should Bring:

Appropriate clothing for paddling and camping

Sleeping bag and personal camping gear 

Water bottle

Sunscreen