We’re Now Operating on Off-Season Hours
As summer winds down and many of our seasonal team members return to school, Paddle-N-More is now operating on a limited off-season schedule.
Our hours and availability will vary by location, so please check our online reservation system before heading out. The reservation system will show our current availability and available rental times.
Current Location Availability
Myers Park
Our Myers Park location is closed for the season.
Taughannock Falls State Park
Our Taughannock Falls State Park location is closed for the season following Labor Day.
Stewart Park
Our Stewart Park location is operating on reduced off-season hours, and we hope to remain open through the end of September, weather and staffing permitting.
Because our off-season availability can change, please use our online reservation system to see when we are open and reserve your equipment before heading to the park.
Thank you for a wonderful summer season! We hope to see you on the water this fall.
Contact us anytime at customer@paddlenmore.com

Proud Local Partner
We’re proud members of the Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce and longtime supporters of our amazing local business community.
When you visit Cayuga Lake, take time to shop local and explore everything our area has to offer! Plan your stay through Visit Ithaca to discover nearby dining, wineries, waterfalls, and more unforgettable Finger Lakes experiences.
At Paddle-N-More, we believe in building connections — on and off the water — and we’re grateful to partner with organizations that help our community thrive.

Proud Participant of Finger Lakes Reuses
At Paddle-N-More, we deeply value the health of our local waterways. In an effort to reduce plastic pollution on Cayuga Lake and its connecting tributaries, we proudly continue our collaboration with Zero Waste Ithaca through special events and waterway cleanup projects.
As part of our commitment, Paddle-N-More provides kayaks so volunteers can reach those hard-to-access areas — ensuring every corner of our local waterway stays beautiful and clean.
Together, we can make a difference.
Reduce, reuse, recycle — say no to single-use plastics!
One simple step: bring a refillable water bottle for your next paddling adventure.
Let’s all do our part to keep our waterways clean for future generations.