Three Days of Silent Watercraft — Paddle, Glide and Explore from Popp’s Resort in Crivitz

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Three Days of Silent Watercraft — Paddle, Glide and Explore from Popp’s Resort in Crivitz

Three-day non-motorized rentals at Popp’s Resort in Crivitz let you choose from canoes, kayaks, SUPs, row boats and paddle boats for on-site exploration; this guide explains fleet options, limits and what to plan for.

Three Days of Silent Watercraft — Paddle, Glide and Explore from Popp’s Resort in Crivitz.

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Crivitz
Operator
Popp's Resort
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Canoe
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On the quiet waters around Crivitz, Popp’s Resort offers a three-day invitation to slow travel: row boats, paddle boats, aluminum canoes, single and double kayaks, and stand-up paddle boards set the pace. The operation is explicitly non-motorized and intended for on-site use, making this a contained, family-friendly way to spend long summer hours on familiar shoreline.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE FLEET

A full range of non-motorized craft

Choose from row boats, paddle boats, aluminum canoes, single and double kayaks, and stand-up paddle boards—options that accommodate solo paddlers, tandems and family groups for three-day rentals.

THE RULES

On-site use: boats stay on the water here

All non-motorized watercraft are rented for use at the resort and may not be transported to other bodies of water—plan routes and packing accordingly.

THE LIMITS

Know the capacities before you launch

Each craft has specific maximum capacities: paddle boats are recommended for youth/teen use with a 300 lb limit, aluminum canoes and double kayaks carry up to 500 lb, single kayaks and SUPs are limited to 250 lb, and the 14' row boat accepts up to an 8 hp engine (as a limit for that hull).

What the day feels like

How a three-day rental feels

The rental is paced for multi-day, on-site exploration: launch from the resort, spend long days slipping along shoreline and back bays in the craft that suits your group, and return to the same dock at the end of each day. With options sized for individuals, pairs and families, the emphasis is on simple, sustained time on the water rather than distance or transport.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits—and who should check specifics before booking.

1
Active FamiliesA strong fit: multiple craft types and family-sized options let parents and kids share water time, with paddle boats explicitly recommended for youth or teenagers up to 300 lb.
2
Solo PaddlersSingle kayaks and SUPs are available and ideal for independent paddling, but note the 250 lb maximum for single kayaks and SUPs when selecting equipment.
3
Pairs & TandemsDouble kayaks and aluminum canoes accommodate two people or heavier loads (each rated to 500 lb), making them good choices for partners or duos.
4
Youth & Teenage GroupsPaddle boats are recommended for younger paddlers, with specific maximum weights called out—confirm limits to match riders to craft.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to plan for

Rentals are strictly non-motorized on-site use; craft cannot be transported to different bodies of water. Confirm your chosen craft’s maximum weight before booking.

Craft capacities

Note the published capacities and limits: paddle boats recommended for youth/teen use (max 300 lb), aluminum canoes and double kayaks max 500 lb, single kayaks and SUPs max 250 lb, and the 14' row boat has an 8 hp engine limit for that hull.

Booking duration

Rentals are offered as a three-day block—plan schedules and on-site needs around that duration.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the rental period?

Rentals are for a three-day duration.

Can I take a rented craft to another lake?

No—non-motorized watercraft from this program may not be transported to different bodies of water and are for on-site use only.

What types of watercraft can I rent?

The resort rents row boats, paddle boats, aluminum canoes, single and double kayaks, and stand-up paddle boards.

What are the weight limits for each craft?

Paddle boats are recommended for youth/teen use with a 300 lb max; aluminum canoes and double kayaks are rated to 500 lb; single kayaks and stand-up paddle boards are rated to 250 lb.

Is there a horsepower limit for row boats?

Yes—the 14' row boat has a maximum allowable horsepower of 8 hp for that hull.

Who operates the rentals at this location?

Popp’s Resort operates the non-motorized rentals at Crivitz.

Are these rentals suitable for children?

Yes—rentals are described as suitable for all ages, with paddle boats specifically recommended for youth or teenagers within the stated weight limit.

What are the weekday and weekend rates?

Rates vary by craft and weekday/weekend; for details consult the operator’s published pricing (examples include weekday and weekend prices for row boats, paddle boats/canoes, single and double kayaks, and SUPs).