Here’s a nice feature posted on Brown’s Guide to Georgia about Mill Pond Kayak: http://www.brownsguides.com/blog/georgia-paddling-guides-watson-mill-pond/
Archive for the Category ◊ Tours ◊
Cinnamon Cameron, staff reporter for The Metter Advertiser, posted the following story after a kayak excursion with Mill Pond Kayak at George L. Smith State Park. http://www.metteradvertiser.com/v2/content.aspx?module=ContentItem&ID=188183&MemberID=1287
- Six foot gator near Midville
- Giant cypress tree
On Friday 03/19/10, a group of six paddled from Coleman Lake near Midville to the Bull Hole at Herndon. It was a perfect day and we saw many beautiful sites. It took 7-1/2 hours to drift the distance of about 14 miles.
Jan Moore, business editor for the Statesboro Herald, posted a very nice feature article on Mill Pond Kayak. Check it out at http://www.statesboroherald.com/section/6/article/21296/ and the videoclip at http://www.statesboroherald.com/multimedia/1071/
If you’re interested in paddling a particular section of any of our local rivers, including the Ogeechee, Ohoopee, Canoochee, or Ebenezer Creek, just let me know. I will be happy to customize the trip to fit your level of interest, whether it be for a half-day or full-day trip. It may be that you prefer to bring your own snacks, or you may want to have a full meal prepared for you. What could be more convenient than to have Papa Buck’s BBQ waiting for us at our take-out point with a hot meal? If you have your own boat, tag-alongs are certainly welcome. The more, the merrier!
The George L. Smith State Park camping and picnic facilities make this an ideal place for your next group outing. You can get out and enjoy the natural beauty of the mill pond while still having the convenience of the nearby group shelters and restrooms. If you don’t want the worries of preparing a meal for your group, we can arrange to have your event catered by Papa Buck’s BBQ.
This is a great place to get together for a birthday party, class or family reunion, school field trip, company picnic, or sunday school class trip. The pioneer campground is ideal for a weekend of scouting activities. Or maybe you just have a group of friends and neighbors who want to get their kids away from the TV set, video games, and internet, and get out for a little exercise in a beautiful outdoor setting.
Whatever the reason, I’d love to have you join us for a kayak tour, so give me a call at (478) 299-6616 or email info@millpondkayak.com to reserve your date.
- Fifteen Mile Creek crosses under Hwy 80
- Even the younger scouts can paddle
- Our cockpits have ample room to stretch out and relax
- This paddler is 6′ 6″ tall and still has plenty of leg room
On Saturday, September 26, 2009, we took a group of Boy Scouts (Troop 205 from Twin City) on a kayak tour from the pioneer campground to the Highway 80 bridge. The boat ramp is within easy walking distance from the campsite, and it took us about two hours to paddle the round trip.






















