Saco River

There are things about every state that sets them apart and leaves impressions among natives and travelers alike. The Saco River does just that, running through towns in southwestern Maine and northeastern New Hampshire. This river is a lifeline of these two states bringing in families and friends to canoe, kayak and camp along the river. Anyone who spends a day or a weekend on the river can attest to the personal character that the river has. Everyone is excited to be on the river on any day and it varies in its depth and current with multiple drop-off and pick-up points throughout it, making it a perfect river for people of all experience levels to play in it.

The Saco River summer attraction is the backdrop for Saco Bound, a locally owned canoe and kayak business in Conway, New Hampshire. They have been in business since 1972 and have crafted an expertise in water recreation. Their staff is knowledgeable about different sights to see on the river, certain routes to take and are always happy to help and assist any customer at any time. Their system of day and night trips paired with a great selection of canoes, kayaks, tubes and their accompanying accessories. They ensure that any trip down the river will be memorable and making people return year after year to make the river part of their summer tradition. While there take a look at their top selling brands of kayaks such as Vapor, Cayuga, Tsunami, Dirigo, and Tarpon.

A trip on the Saco River starts with a reservation at Saco Bound. They offer the opportunity to make an online reservation allowing one to get straight onto the river or walk-in appointments are available as well. Choosing the trip you or the whole family wants to take is probably the hardest part! They offer 14 different trips ranging from 3 miles to 10 miles. There are pick-up points and times with 7 vans and 2 buses, making it easier to design the perfect trip.

They also own 6 different private campsites opening up the option for overnight canoe or kayak trips. These campsites are private-access, no-fee parking, and private take-outs and their wilderness campsite facility is equipped with tables, toilets and fire rings. Customers can choose between a 22 mile, 2 day trip to Lovewell Pond and a 43 mile trip to Hiram, Maine on the Saco River. Pricing for day or night trip varies depending on the week in summer, but the price is always surprising and fair for what is offered!

Saco Bound also is a great place to buy a used or new canoe and kayak at a fair price with a great deal on shipping. Some of the more popular brand names such as Vapor, Cayuga, Tsunami, Dirigo, and Tarpon are all available along with many more. Any accessory or necessity that someone might need is provided. They cover every detail of a trip down the Saco River, promising that this special river in southwestern Maine and northeastern New Hampshire, will stay in family's, friend's and people's hearts forever!