2024 Full Moon Paddles – Oroville, CA

Come join us for evening paddle under the light of the full moon!

This 3 hour paddle is fun for the whole family, allowing you to paddle for as long or as little as you’d like, a wonderful chance to experience the Forebay in a whole new light.

Watch the sun set over the horizon as you free paddle around, then join the group and paddle out across the Forebay as the moon comes up.

This unique experience will leave you feeling more connected with nature! It is a great opportunity to view some of the local wildlife that calls the Forebay home, do some star gazing, or just take a relaxing paddle with friends and/or family. It would even make a fun date idea!

Worried about the dark? The moon provides a suprising amount of light and our staff will be there to help guide you safely back to shore with a well lit dock as a guide point!

You can choose to paddle out on your choice of a singe or tandem kayak or stand up paddleboard.

You will recieve a confirmation email with all the necessary details prior to the event and sign a waiver at check-in (about 45 minutes before sunset)

Youth tickets are for children 12 and under, will be required to be in a tandem kayak with their adult, or in a kids kayak

STAFF MUST APPROVE USE OF PERSONAL WATERCRAFT AND NO DISCOUNTS ARE OFFERED.

ALCOHOL AND DRUGS ARE PROHIBITED ON ALL TRIPS.

What to Bring & Reminders:

Tops and Bottoms- Clothing will get wet! Think insulating/quick-dry/non-cotton fabrics such as polyester, fleece, wool, or neoprene (wetsuit or neoprene tops/bottoms) in cooler weather. Swim suits, shorts, sun shirts in warmer weather.

A second set of warm clothes to change into.

Water shoes or solid sandals for water and shore travel (No Bare Feet or Flip Flops)

Water botte and snacks. Hydration is important!

Water-proof phone case, dry bag, or ziploc bag.

Sun protection- hat, sunscreen, long sleeve shirts, long pants, sunglasses (polarized are best)

Bug spray, something warm, and flashlight or headlamp for evening events.

*It can get chilly out on the water at night (even during summer) and mosquitos can be an issue so please come prepared so that you can enjoy your experience.