Two Days of Paddle Power from Popp’s Resort: Kayaks, Canoes, SUPs and More in Crivitz

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Two Days of Paddle Power from Popp’s Resort: Kayaks, Canoes, SUPs and More in Crivitz

Two‑day non‑motorized rentals (canoes, kayaks, SUPs, row boats and paddle boats) from Popp’s Resort — this guide lays out vessel options, limits and rates so you can plan a short on‑water escape.

Two Days of Paddle Power from Popp’s Resort: Kayaks, Canoes, SUPs and More in Crivitz.

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Location
Crivitz
Operator
Popp's Resort
Category
Canoe
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Popp’s Resort in Crivitz offers two‑day non‑motorized watercraft rentals — row boats, paddle boats, aluminum canoes, single and double kayaks, and stand‑up paddleboards — letting groups and solo paddlers spend a full weekend exploring the water and making memories on the shoreline.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE FLEET

Five non‑motorized craft types for different paddling styles

Choose from row boats, paddle boats, aluminum canoes, single and double kayaks, and stand‑up paddleboards — a range that fits solo paddlers, pairs and families for two days on the water.

THE DEAL

Two‑day rental structure and weekday/weekend pricing

Rentals are for two days. Rates vary by craft and weekday versus weekend: row boats and paddle boats/canoes have lower weekday and weekend rates, single and double kayaks and SUPs are priced higher on weekends — consult the operator’s rate schedule when booking.

LOAD & LIMITS

Weight and horsepower caps to plan for

Each craft carries a published maximum: paddle boats recommended for youth/teen use (max 300 lbs), aluminum canoes max 500 lbs, single kayaks and SUPs max 250 lbs, double kayaks max 500 lbs; the 14′ row boat limits outboard power to 8 hp.

What the day feels like

What the two‑day rental actually feels like

Reserve the craft that suits your group, pick it up from the operator and spend two days exploring the water around Crivitz at your own pace. The rentals are built for non‑motorized, self‑propelled travel — a simple, equipment‑focused way to spend a weekend on the water.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental matches — and who should reconsider.

1
Active families with kidsFamilies with youth or teenagers can use paddle boats (recommended for youth) and canoes; be mindful of the paddle boat 300‑lb maximum and other craft weight caps when allocating passengers.
2
Solo paddlersSingle kayaks and stand‑up paddleboards accommodate solo users but are subject to 250‑lb maximums — choose craft to match rider weight.
3
Couples and pairsDouble kayaks and canoes work well for pairs; double kayaks and aluminum canoes carry up to 500 lbs total.
4
Groups and multi‑generation outingsGroups can mix craft types, but plan by the published limits (for example, the 14′ row boat limits outboard power to 8 hp and has its own capacity constraints) and remember rentals cannot be relocated to other bodies of water.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Rental length & timing

Rentals are issued for a two‑day period.

Rates overview

Rates vary by craft and weekday versus weekend; row boats, paddle boats and canoes have lower weekday and weekend pricing than single and double kayaks or SUPs. Confirm exact weekday (M–Th) and weekend (F–Su) rates with the operator.

Capacity and limits to plan for

Observe the published maximums for each craft when planning loads: paddle boats max 300 lbs (recommended for youth/teens), aluminum canoes max 500 lbs, single kayaks and SUPs max 250 lbs, double kayaks max 500 lbs; the 14′ row boat limits outboard power to 8 hp.

Transport restriction

Non‑motorized watercraft rented here may not be transported to different bodies of water — plan your launch and return accordingly.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the rental period?

Rentals are for two days.

What types of watercraft are available?

Row boats, paddle boats, aluminum canoes, single and double kayaks, and stand‑up paddleboards are available for non‑motorized rental.

Can I move the rented craft to another lake or river?

No — non‑motorized watercraft from this operator may not be transported to different bodies of water.

What are the weight limits for different craft?

Paddle boats are recommended for youth/teen use with a 300‑lb maximum; aluminum canoes and double kayaks max 500 lbs; single kayaks and stand‑up paddleboards max 250 lbs.

What are the rate differences I should expect?

Rates differ by craft and by weekday (Monday–Thursday) versus weekend (Friday–Sunday); consult the operator’s published rate schedule for exact prices for row boats, paddle boats, canoes, single and double kayaks and SUPs.

Is there a horsepower limit for the row boat?

Yes — the 14′ row boat has a maximum outboard power of 8 horsepower.