Lazy Delaware River Float for Groups: A 3‑Mile Tube Run Out of Easton

EASTON RIVER TUBE FIELD GUIDE

Lazy Delaware River Float for Groups: A 3‑Mile Tube Run Out of Easton

A group-only tubing rental on the Delaware River—approximately 3 miles of easy current with complimentary shuttle, life jackets, tube tethers and an on-site restaurant for a relaxed day on the water.

Lazy Delaware River Float for Groups: A 3‑Mile Tube Run Out of Easton.

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Location
Easton
Operator
Twin Rivers Tubing
Category
River Tube
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Twin Rivers Tubing in Easton runs a family-friendly, group-only tubing experience on the Delaware River: a roughly three-mile float suited to families and friend groups that includes free shuttle service to the drop-off, life jackets and tube tethers, key storage and an on-site restaurant for post‑float meals.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ROUTE

A mellow three-mile float

The trip is an approximately 3‑mile downstream float along the Delaware River; actual time on the water varies with river height, wind and how many stops you make.

THE SERVICE

Shuttle, safety gear and key storage included

The operator supplies life jackets, tube tethers, complimentary shuttle transport to the upstream drop‑off and will stow keys for your group—these services are included in the price.

THE BASE

Family‑run outpost with on‑site restaurant

The operation is family run and based at an outpost in Easton; there’s a restaurant on the premises so you can eat on site or order food to take with you after the float.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

You check in at the Easton outpost, get fitted with a life vest, and load onto the free shuttle for a short ride to the upstream drop‑off; from there the current does the work for an easy, social float back to the outpost where you can retrieve keys and settle in at the on‑site restaurant.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this trip suits—and who it doesn’t.

1
Large family groupsIdeal for family groups meeting the minimum headcount and with children old enough to meet the age requirement.
2
Friend groups and reunionsDesigned specifically for groups (this rental requires at least 15 participants), making it a good choice for reunions or multi‑family outings.
3
Parents with young childrenAges 10 and older.
4
Solo travelers or small partiesNot ideal—this product is for groups and requires a minimum number of participants, so small parties will not meet the booking requirement.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to bring

Wear something on your feet (Crocs, watershoes, sandals, etc.). Guests may bring personal‑sized coolers and snacks; no alcohol and no glass permitted.

Included with your rental

Life vests, tube tethers, complimentary shuttle to the upstream drop‑off and key check are included—there are no hidden charges.

Food and dining

There is a restaurant on the premises if you prefer not to pack a lunch; you can eat there or order food to take with you.

Rules & safety

All guests must wear foot protection; no alcohol or glass allowed. Follow staff directions for life‑vest use and shuttle procedures.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What is the minimum group size?

This tubing rental is for groups only and requires a minimum of 15 people.

Is there an age minimum for guests?

Yes—participants must be age 6 or older.

Are life jackets and transportation provided?

Yes—life vests, tube tethers and a complimentary shuttle to the upstream drop‑off are included in the price.

Can we bring coolers or food?

Personal‑sized coolers and snacks are allowed and guests are responsible for taking their cooler downriver; no alcohol or glass is permitted.

What happens if our group is late or missing paperwork?

If a group reservation is late for check‑in, does not have the waiver completed, or has issues with money collected in advance, the operator will unfortunately lose the reservation and can no longer hold the tubes.

How long is the float?

The trip is approximately three miles; actual time on the water varies depending on river height, wind and how many stops you make.