Grand Opening Weekend – Community Celebration
To honour the launch of the new Canadian Canoe Museum, we're hosting a special, registration-only, Grand Opening celebration.
To honour the launch of the new Canadian Canoe Museum, we're hosting a special, registration-only, Grand Opening celebration.
Kevin Callan, instructor and author of The Happy Camper: The Essential Guide to Life Outdoors, will host a canoe tripping workshop on everything from first-time outings, more moderate excursions, and advanced multiple-day trips.
A four-day camp for ages 8-12 featuring on-water, on-campus, and in-museum activities. Campers will gain the skills outlined in ORCKA Level 1 program.
A five-day camp for ages 8-12 featuring on-water, on-campus, and in-museum activities. Campers will gain the skills outlined in the ORCKA Level 1 & 2 program.
While learning how to use traditional hand tools with the help of a supportive, expert instructors, create your own beautiful carved and sanded black cherry paddle.
This two-day course provides an introduction to tandem canoeing and skill development.
For 12-16 year olds, this five-day flat water trip is a great introduction to the backcountry and wilderness canoe tripping.
Spend an evening cooking a rustic and delicious feast over the fire with Chef Amanda and her husband, Adam. Learn different cooking techniques over coals and open flame while enjoying a three-course meal.
Build on the skills learned in Basic Canoeing Level 1 in this two-day course focused on intermediate-to-advanced tandem skill development.
For 12-16 year olds, this five-day, four-night trip is a great tour through Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park.
A five-day camp for ages 10-14 featuring on-water, on-campus, and in-museum activities. Campers will gain the skills outlined in the ORCKA Level 2 & 3 program.
A four-day camp for ages 8-12 featuring on-water, on-campus, and in-museum activities. Campers will gain the skills outlined in the ORCKA Level 1 program.
The Canadian Canoe Museum respectfully acknowledges that we are situated on the Treaty 20 Michi Saagiig territory and the traditional territory covered by the Williams Treaties First Nations. The Canadian Canoe Museum also recognizes the contributions of Indigenous Peoples including First Nations, Inuit and Métis, in shaping this community and country as a whole.
As an organization that stewards the world’s largest and most significant collection of canoes, kayaks & paddled watercraft, we will honour and share the cultural histories and stories within the collection in all that we do.
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Peterborough, ON
K9L 1P8
CANADA
Phone: 705-748-9153
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