Paddle Board Rentals for Camping & Road Trips

Keep it a full week for $160. It packs in the trunk of an already-packed car. Grab it the evening before you leave, free.

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★★★★★5.0 on Google$175 of gear included freePick up in Tukwila, paddle any lakeSet up in 8 minutes

A week on the water for $160. That is the whole trip.

Most rentals charge by the day and want the gear back by dark.

We cap a full week at $160. Day one is $60, every extra day is $50, and the meter stops at $160.

Take it camping. Take it on a road trip. Hit a different lake every morning.

It is inflatable, so it rolls into a bag and tucks around your tent and cooler. No roof rack. No trailer.

Pick it up the evening before you leave and return it by 10 AM after. Neither day counts.

See full pricing below and lock in your dates.

Pick up in Tukwila the evening before. Free.
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Map of our Tukwila paddle board rental pickup and the Washington lakes within driving range
Start in Tukwila. Everything on this page is a day trip away.

Why Renters Pick Chapin Adventures

Fits any car

Fits Any Car

Every board and kayak is inflatable. It rolls into a bag that drops in any trunk. No roof rack. No trailer.

Ready in about 8 minutes

Ready in 8 Minutes

Pump it up with the included electric pump right at the launch. You are on the water fast.

Everything included

Everything Included

Pump, life vests, dry bag, waterproof phone case, and a Bluetooth speaker. All in the bag.

Pick Your Board for the Trip

One flat price. Keep it all day, or all week. Everything is included.

Inflatable paddle board rental for Camping Trip

Paddle Board (SUP)

  • Stable and beginner friendly
  • Packs into any trunk. No roof rack.
  • Rolls into a bag that fits around your camp gear
  • Pump, paddle, and life vest included
1 Day$60
Add’l Day$50
1 Week$160
Single inflatable kayak rental for Camping Trip

Single Kayak

  • Light and easy to launch solo
  • Great for coves and shoreline
  • Tracks well on open water
  • Paddle, seat, and life vest included
1 Day$60
Add’l Day$50
1 Week$160
Double inflatable kayak rental for Camping Trip

Double Kayak

  • Roomy for two, or one plus a dog
  • Made for a paddle and picnic day
  • Stable on open water
  • Two paddles, seats, and life vests included
1 Day$60
Add’l Day$50
1 Week$160
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Every Rental Is a Complete Lake Day Kit

$175 of premium gear. Included free with every single rental.

USCG life vestsUSCG life vests$30
Electric pumpElectric pump$45
Dry bagDry bag$25
Waterproof phone caseWaterproof phone case$20
Bluetooth speakerBluetooth speaker$40
Leg leashLeg leash$15

Buy it yourself: $175. Your price today: included free.

Where to Take It

Campgrounds with water you can actually paddle, all within a few hours of pickup. Tap any spot for directions. Reserve campsites early in summer and check current fire and park rules.

Lake Easton State Park camping and paddle boarding
Lake Easton State Park
Cascades, about 75 min

A campground and a 205 acre reservoir in one park. Roll out of the tent and onto the water. Discover Pass required.

Camp on the lakeGet directions →
Kachess Lake camping and paddle boarding
Kachess Campground
Snoqualmie Pass, about 75 min

Old-growth forest, high peaks, and a non-motorized launch. One of the best paddle-and-camp combos off I-90.

Forest service sitesGet directions →
Cle Elum Lake camping and paddle boarding
Wish Poosh, Cle Elum Lake
Central Cascades, about 85 min

A long, scenic reservoir with a lakeside campground and boat launch. Plenty of room to spread out for a few days.

Lakeside campingGet directions →
Lake Wenatchee State Park camping and paddle boarding
Lake Wenatchee State Park
Cascades, about 2 hr

A glacier-fed lake ringed by mountains with two campgrounds. Calm mornings are unreal. Worth the extra drive.

Big glacial lakeGet directions →
Keechelus Lake camping and paddle boarding
Keechelus Lake
Snoqualmie Pass, about 70 min

An alpine reservoir at the crest of the pass. Dramatic, quiet, and rarely crowded with paddlers.

Dispersed campingGet directions →
Flowing Lake County Park camping and paddle boarding
Flowing Lake
Snohomish, about 50 min

A county park with a campground, boat launch and swim area right on the lake. The easiest paddle-and-camp combo north of the city.

Campground + launchGet directions →
Rattlesnake Lake paddle boarding near Seattle
Rattlesnake Lake
North Bend, about 38 min

No camping on site, but it is the closest glassy mountain water to town. A perfect first or last stop on the trip.

Closest day tripGet directions →

Rattlesnake Lake and Kachess Lake photos © Chapin Adventures. Via Wikimedia Commons: Lake Easton & Keechelus Lake by Steven Pavlov (CC BY-SA 4.0), Cle Elum Lake by Jerzy Gronostalski (CC BY 3.0), Lake Wenatchee by Anubhav Saxena (CC0).

Book With Zero Risk

Every rental is backed by our Perfect-Day Guarantee. If your day is not great, you do not pay.

Weather-Proof

Rain or unsafe water? Free reschedule or full refund. No questions asked.

Setup Guaranteed

Cannot get it inflated? Call us. We walk you through it or refund you on the spot.

Love It or It Is Free

Not your best day on the water? Your next rental day is on us.

No Hidden Fees

One flat price. All $175 of gear included. Never a surprise charge.

Camping Trip Paddle Board Rental FAQ

How much is a week-long paddle board rental?
A full week is capped at $160 per item. Day one is $60 and each additional day is $50, but you never pay more than $160 for the week. That works out to about $23 a day for seven days, with all the gear included.
Can I take it camping or on a road trip?
Yes. That is what it is built for. Every board and kayak is inflatable, so it rolls into a carry bag that fits around your tent, cooler, and camp gear. No roof rack, no trailer, and nothing strapped to the outside of the car.
Will it fit in a car that is already packed for camping?
It fits far better than a hard board. Deflated, each board or kayak packs down into a single bag roughly the size of a large duffel, so it slots into a trunk or back seat that is already loaded. The electric pump re-inflates it in about 8 minutes at camp.
Can I pick it up the night before I leave?
Yes, and it is free. You can pick up after 4 PM the evening before your rental starts and return it by 10 AM the morning after it ends. Neither of those counts as a rental day, which makes early departures easy.
How far can I take it?
As far as you want within your rental window. Renters regularly take our gear over Snoqualmie Pass, out to the Olympic Peninsula, and on multi-day loops through the Cascades. Just bring it back on the return date.
What if the weather ruins the trip?
You are covered by our Perfect-Day Guarantee. If the weather turns or conditions are unsafe, you get a free reschedule or a full refund. We also offer free cancellation any time up to the start of your rental.
What is included?
Everything. Your board or kayak, paddle, USCG life vests, an electric pump, a dry bag, a waterproof phone case, and a Bluetooth speaker. That is about $175 of gear, free with every rental, whether you keep it one day or seven.

Local Paddle Guides

Local know-how from the people who rent the gear. Where to launch, when to go, and what to expect.

Best Places to Paddle Near SeattleOur favorite lakes and launches, from calm no-wake water to skyline views.Read the guide →Best Mountain Lakes Near SeattleDrive-up alpine water within reach of the city, and how to get there without a roof rack.Read the guide →Green Lake vs Lake UnionTwo of Seattle’s most popular paddles compared, so you can pick the right one.Read the guide →

More Places to Paddle Near Seattle

Same kit. Same flat price. Pick your water and go.

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Take the Water With You

Seven days for $160, everything included, and it fits in the car you are already packing. Reserve in about a minute.

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