Our apologies These are the old 2020 films, despite the Festival’s website pages all saying 2021. A spokesman told me “we were considering it a soft launch of the virtual side of the film festival …. I’m sorry you’ve had to backtrack with your customers. I hope they understand we are creating and adapting as… Continue reading 2020 Paddling Film Festival
Category: Penn Paddle
Penn Paddle: Isaac Watson House
Saturday, September 26, 2020. Paddle 4 mi. up Crosswicks Creek with the incoming tide from Bordentown to John A. Roebling Memorial Park to visit the Isaac Watson House. Built on a bluff overlooking Watson’s Creek, the Isaac Watson House was built in 1708, and is recognized as the oldest house in Mercer County. It serves… Continue reading Penn Paddle: Isaac Watson House
Penn Paddle: Delaware – 1 or 2 days
Saturday, August 24 and/or Sunday, August 25, 2019. An Historic Paddle on the Delaware River. This year timed to coincide with Burlington City’s popular “Festival of Lights” — a lighted boat parade followed by fireworks. In 1677, the Quakers bought from the Lenape the land between Assunpink Creek (Trenton) and Rancocas Creek on the tidal… Continue reading Penn Paddle: Delaware – 1 or 2 days
Pennsauken Creek
**If you know someone who wants to tour both houses but drive rather than kayak between them, they are welcome. Tickets still needed.** Saturday, August 10, 2019. Paddle 4 mi. on Pennsauken Creek from the Griffith Morgan House near the mouth of the Delaware River, upstream with the incoming tide to the Burrough Dover House,… Continue reading Pennsauken Creek
Penn Paddle (& Paddling Film Festival)
Saturday, September 15 to Sunday, September 16, 2018. Open this post and click here for info., tickets.
Paddling Film Festival
Saturday, September 15, 2018 at 7 pm. Open this post and click here for info., tickets.