FAQ

We have lots to choose from including White Water Tubing, Kayaking, Canoeing, Stand Up Paddleboarding, and Open Water Swimming

If you are an experienced paddler and have your own kit then you can join one of our Park and Play sessions. If you aren’t experienced, we recommend your do our 5 Week White Water Progression Course first – it’s not for the faint hearted! 

Yes, you can book this via our Flat Water Park and Play sessions 

There is a high chance you will on our sessions! It’s part of the fun! 

We take our water from the canal but it is filtered and treated before put into our basin. We take regular water safety samples, that are tested in a lab, to ensure our water is safe for everyone. 

One or two may slip in – but only wee ones! 

Rain will not stop our sessions from going ahead. Occasionally, in very extreme weather conditions or lightning storms, a session may have to be cancelled, but this is extremely rare. Be prepared for some lovely Scottish weather!

Currently due to covid our changing rooms are closed but we have outside changing tents which you are welcome to use. There is no access to showers at the moment.

Yes, our bridge is limited to 22 tones.

If you are within our cancelation policy (2 weeks before the start of your session) you will get a refund. If not then you won’t. 

Something to wear underneath a wetsuit (a swimsuit is ideal), a pair of old shoes that you can get wet and cover your toes, and a towel to dry off! 

We supply wetsuit and BA for all our sessions, along with the watercraft itself. 

All activities are available to book via the book now button on our website.