MILTON WATER ACTIVITIES FIELD GUIDE
Paddling Coldwater Creek: 2.5 Hours of Canoe, Kayak & SUP from Tomahawk Landing
A 2.5-hour river trip on Coldwater Creek offering single and tandem kayaks, canoes (regular or with seatbacks) and stand-up paddleboards, with life jackets and paddles included — this guide lays out logistics, gear and what to expect.
Paddling Coldwater Creek: 2.5 Hours of Canoe, Kayak & SUP from Tomahawk Landing.
The 7 Mile River Trip on Coldwater Creek is a short, approachable paddle out of Milton, Florida, that showcases the creek’s wooded banks and easygoing current. Equipment options span single kayaks, duo kayaks, classic canoes (regular or upgraded with seatbacks) and stand-up paddleboards; life jackets and paddles are provided as part of the rental.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Coldwater Creek in a Morning or Afternoon Paddle
A concise 2.5-hour river outing that lets paddlers move at their own pace on Coldwater Creek, making it a popular choice for families and mixed-ability groups.
Multiple Craft Options and Included Essentials
Choose from single and duo kayaks, classic canoes (with an available upgrade to seatbacks) or stand-up paddleboards; life jackets and paddles are included with rentals.
Coolers, No Glass, and Pet-Friendly Policies
Canoes can carry up to a 48-gallon cooler while small soft coolers work best in kayaks; glass and styrofoam are prohibited on the river, and pets are welcome with a fee and leash requirements.
What the day feels like
What the Trip Feels Like
This is a relaxed, self-powered river outing that emphasizes approachable paddling and waterfront scenery. Participants pick their preferred craft from a range of kayaks, canoes and SUPs, don life jackets provided by the operator, and spend roughly two and a half hours on Coldwater Creek before returning to the landing.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The outing duration is 2.5 hours; participants should arrive 30 minutes prior to their departure time for check-in and equipment fitting.
Bring sunscreen, insect repellent, water and a picnic lunch if desired; common items lost on the river include car keys, wallets, phones and glasses—plan accordingly.
NO STYROFOAM OR GLASS allowed on the river. Canoes will hold up to a 48-gallon cooler; small soft-side coolers are best for kayaks; cooler tubes are available for certain trips.
Available craft include single and duo kayaks, classic canoes (with optional seatback upgrades) and stand-up paddleboards; life jackets and paddles are included with rental.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Can I bring my dog?
Yes. Pets are welcome on the river and in Adventures Unlimited’s pet-friendly accommodations. Pets must be collared and leashed while on the property and while being transported in operator vehicles; there is a $10 river fee payable in the shop. Canoes are generally the most comfortable craft for dogs, with smaller dogs also comfortable in kayaks.
What types of watercraft are available?
Single kayaks, duo kayaks, classic canoes (regular or with seatbacks), and stand-up paddleboards are offered for the trip.
Are life jackets and paddles provided?
Yes. Life jackets and paddles are included with your equipment rental.
How long is the trip and when should I arrive?
The duration is 2.5 hours; please arrive 30 minutes prior to your departure time for check-in and equipment fitting.
Can I bring a cooler or food?
Yes. Canoes will hold up to a 48-gallon cooler; small soft coolers work best for kayaks. You are welcome to bring a cooler and a picnic lunch, but glass and styrofoam are not allowed on the river.
Do you transport personal watercraft?
No. The operator does not transport personal crafts.