When craving some water-related fun, Seminary Canoe Rental has got you covered. It’s the only outfitter on Okatoma Creek, which means you don’t have to wait to be picked up at the end of your float. But that’s not its only perk. In addition to easy access to the creek, the outfitter offers cabin rentals, so you can turn your day of fun into an overnight adventure.
Offering canoes, kayaks, and cabins, Seminary Canoe Rental makes it incredibly easy to enjoy Okatoma Creek, the top-rated float in the state (and 10th in the nation).
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Though there are other outfitters on the Okatoma, Seminary Canoe Rental is the only outfitter with facilities right on the creek. Those “facilities” include an on-site store with snacks and drinks as well as restrooms and shower houses.
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Its location on the creek means no waiting to be picked up at the end of your float.
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The fun begins with a quick bus ride to Seminary Bridge, which is the starting point for creek floats. Don’t worry, though. The buses have AC, so you’ll be nice and cool.
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Once in the water, you’ll embark on an 8-mile float down the Okatoma.
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With several Class 1 falls and shoots, the creek offers a leisurely, yet thrilling, float.
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Along the way, you’ll be treated to beautiful natural scenery, including several small waterfalls. Sandbars are plentiful, too, and make it easy to stop for a dip or snack, or to simply relax for a bit.
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The float ends at Seminary Canoe Rental, where you left your vehicle, which means you can head home immediately after your float.
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Of course, you can always book a cabin and extend your adventure.
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Seminary Canoe Rental has four cabins available for rent – three of which overlook the creek. There’s also an RV park as well as primitive campsites.
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There’s no doubt about it; Seminary Canoe Rental has everything you could possibly need for a day on the water. For more information, call Seminary Canoe Rental at (601) 722-4301. You can also visit the Seminary Canoe Rental website or Facebook page.
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So, did you know about Seminary Canoe Rental? Ever utilized its services? If so, what’d you think?
This isn’t the only place you can have water-related fun. Read about some little-known swimming spots here.
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Address: 1235 Old Hwy 49, Seminary, MS 39479, USA
