Plan for a few hours. Float time can vary depending on river levels, current and where you get in and out.

Yes, we recommend secure water shoes or sandals that stay on your feet. River rocks can be slippery and rough, so we don’t recommend going barefoot or wearing flip-flops.

We strongly recommend wearing a properly fitted PFD while tubing the Stamp River.

Anyone under 15 has to be accompanied by an adult. Tubers under 18 must have a parent or guardian sign a waiver for them.

The manufacturer’s recommendation is 300 lbs. Swift tubes tend to be more comfortable and stable for larger tubers and are easier to get in and out of than regular tubes.

Bring a swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, water, secure footwear and a properly fitted PFD. Keep anything you bring on the river to a minimum and make sure it’s secured.

We know normal wear happens. If a tube is lost or damaged beyond normal wear, you may be responsible for repair or replacement costs. Please let us know about any damage when you return it.

We recommend booking ahead, especially for hot summer days + weekends. We’ll have a limited number of tubes available each day.

We do not provide a shuttle, so you’ll need to arrange your own transportation. Many groups use two vehicles so they can leave one near their exit point before starting their float.

We’re currently confirming the safest recommendations for using our tubes on the Stamp River and will have more information available before Summer 2027.