Indian Head Canoes in Barryville, NY is the perfect place for a fun getaway! The river trips, cabins, and camping are now open, ready to welcome families and adventure seekers.
Spring is a magical time to visit, with bald eagles soaring overhead and beautiful spring flowers dotting the landscape. It’s a quiet and peaceful time of year, ideal for a relaxing escape.
The summer sun brings forth the gentle warmth of the season, inviting us to partake in a rejuvenating and refreshing splash. It’s a time for fun in the sun and an invigorating afternoon cool-off in the crystal-clear waters of the Delaware River.
In the fall, we are surrounded by breathtaking foliage, warm days, and crisp nights spent by the campfire. The landscape is truly beautiful, with the moon glistening off the river below.
You can choose to raft, canoe, kayak, or tube your way down the scenic Delaware River, offering a fun and family-friendly experience for everyone. Take your time to fish, swim, and enjoy a leisurely picnic along the riverbanks. It’s the perfect opportunity to create unforgettable memories with your loved ones.
Our Barryville, NY location invites you to embark on daily river trips and offers cozy cabins and charming tent campgrounds. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Delaware River, which provides mild whitewater perfect for novice paddlers. Whether you opt for a brief 1-hour excursion or a full-day adventure, don’t forget to bring your camera and pack a delightful lunch. If you wish to extend your stay, our Riverside Campground provides comfortable cabin rentals and tent campsites, along with convenient amenities and a camp store stocked with outdoor gear and free Wi-Fi. The Brookside Campground, also at our Barryville, NY location, offers serene wooded tent campsites just a brief 5-minute stroll from the river.
Did you know? Our property in Barryville, NY is part of the Delaware and Hudson Canal system of 1825. The canal’s barges carried coal from the mines of Northeastern Pennsylvania to the Hudson River and thence to market in New York City. The canal’s most significant impact was to stimulate the growth of New York City. Fueled by the cheap and plentiful coal barged up the canal and down the river, the city was able to develop and industrialize at the same pace as other Eastern cities.
