Live Life In Tents
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Margarees
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Margaree River Tubing
July 1, 2023 -
October 31, 2023 
32.00 per tube per person 8319 Cabot Trail, Margaree
Overview
MARGAREE RIVER TUBING
Ground transport will guide you from Live Life In Tents HQ to our launch point on the river. Prepare for a drift downstream in our canvas-wrapped tubes. Upon completing your adventure on the Margaree, you will be transported back to your vehicles.
Please be aware that you will get wet, as you will be on a river and we remind people not to bring any personal items they would not like lost. Please also note that this is not a guided tour and that you are on a river and there are risks associated with being on any body of water. On-river times may vary from 1.5 – 2hrs +/- due to many variables such as weather, water levels, and your group.
Each group member must sign a liability waiver before renting the tube and getting on the river.
*Please note there is a zero-tolerance policy regarding bringing alcoholic beverages on the river & we will not be renting extra tubes to carry belongings.
*Non-backing footwear (flip flops, slip-on, etc) are not allowed on the river as of Aug 2021 to minimize lost items and waste left behind. Water shoes, crocs (with back strap), sneakers, or similar are suitable but feel free to go barefoot if you like.
**Minimum age requirement of 6. All individuals under the age of 19 are required to have parental consent.
Pricing (2023 rates are listed below)
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$32.00 per tube per person.
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$27.00 per tube for groups of 10 or more.
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