What To Bring for Tubing on the Saco River

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Preparing for Your Tubing Adventures on The Saco River

Embarking on a tubing journey down the Saco River? Here's your quick guide to ensure an unforgettable adventure:


Preparation is Key: Before you hit the water, safety comes first. Double-check your gear, understand the route, and be ready for any unexpected twists. This isn't just about avoiding hiccups; it's about making your river experience as enjoyable as possible.


Respect Nature: As you prepare for fun, remember to keep the river clean. Your efforts to protect the environment mean the Saco remains pristine for everyone to enjoy.


Embrace the Adventure: The Saco River is a haven for both excitement seekers and those looking to unwind. From its serene flows to its lively rapids, there's something for every mood. Let the stunning views and the laughter of friends enrich your soul.


Remember, a well-planned trip is the foundation of lasting memories. Dive into the experience, savor each moment, and let the Saco River's charm work its magic on you.

What To Bring To Make The Most Of Your Tubing Adventure.

  1. Plenty of Sunscreen.
  2. Watershoes … available at our shop if you forget them
  3. Lunch/snacks
  4. Water or favorite beverage
  5. Squirt guns
  6. Prepared to get wet

Saco River Tubing Center rents dry bags and floating cooler trays for your belongings.


The Saco River is a natural river and not an amusement park. There are no life guards along the way. The river averages 3 feet deep but there are some areas that may be 8 feet deep. Every participant is given a life jacket. Children 12 and under are required to wear them.

What NOT To Bring

  1. GLASS BOTTLES!
  2. Pocket book. There are no outlets along the river or Dunkin Donuts.
  3. Anything you do not want to get wet.
  4. Cell phones or car keys without dry bags. (keys can be left at office)




Saturdays are very busy and festive on the river. Sunday-Friday are busy with lots of families. We sell out most days that temperatures are predicted to be over 80 degrees.

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