Canton Kayak Club offers a kayak share program providing members unlimited access to kayaks, paddles and life jackets from multiple docking stations located around central Maryland between the months of May and October.

Located on the Susquehanna River, Delta offers our members a paddling environment unlike any of our other locations. This stretch of the Susquehanna River is the northern end of the reservoir formed by the Conowingo Dam.

Grab a kayak at Bond Street Wharf and paddle through the heart of Baltimore's Inner Harbor at from Fells Point.

The club opens in early May and runs through the end of October. If you complete training after Labor Day, your membership includes the next season. Sessions are typically scheduled on weekdays in the evening and Saturdays during the day based on …

Join the club at this location that gives members access to waters in a suburban Dundalk with several smaller creeks and coves to explore.

This is one of our docks in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. The waterfront promenade adjacent to the dock is open to the public and is a great place to relax after paddling. We share this Under Armour location with the Baltimore Dragonboat Club.

With more than 120 recreational and touring kayaks dispersed throughout our multiple dock locations around central Maryland, you’ll likely discover the perfect fit to get out paddling regularly. Canton Kayak Club gear is high quality and designed to last.

We offer unlimited, seasonal access to paddling for one low price. Kayaks are not reserved, except for monthly Paddle Pal group outings. Please check the website to make sure you do not take a kayak out from a location during a scheduled Paddle Pals.

Contact the Canton Kayak Club—a Maryland non-profit dedicated to kayaking and empowering our community to learn about outdoor recreation.

Join Canton Kayak Club and explore historical Locust Cove and Bodkin’s Bay at this Anne Arundel County Park.