The consumption and transportation of alcohol and drugs is both prohibited and illegal. We reserve the right to refuse service if we suspect intoxication or you are caught in possession of liquor or drugs.

Call 911. Your cell phone can be pinged and Search and Rescue will be able to direct you or they will be able to come to your aid.

We do not employ a Search and Rescue team.

We are sorry when this happens. We do not know this before the hour has arrived, because the line is too long. We are only human and we sometimes are not able to get to everyone who would like to float the river.

The trip duration will vary, depending on the height of the river for that day. We make age restrictions when the river is at a higher level and we change our closing time because of this. Please watch the home page for these changes.

When paying close attention to your surroundings, and following our strict safety guidelines, tubing can be one of the safest—and most enjoyable—experiences to travel down the Pembina River.

If you fall out of your tube while you are floating, you need to swim to shore with your tube so you can get back in.

Please note: no life guards are on-duty, and you will be responsible for your (and your children’s) own safety. You are also responsible to have a lifejacket on you.

Our tubes have a specially designed cover to protect from the rocks that are famous for popping tubes.

If your tube gets damaged you have 3 choices

1. Walk back up to the pick up point and wait until your party returns from their tubing trip

2. Join a friend on their tube, or

3. Walk to the pick up point so you can come back on the bus.

Yes you can bring your own tube. However, please be mindful of your personal tube’s size and durability, as it may not be suited for the size and conditions of the river. Additionally, we are not liable for any wear or damage on your personal equipment if you decide to use it for river tubing—use at your own risk.

All Tubes, floating islands, inflatable beds etc. are not designed for this river. You may or may not be walking because your tube has been damaged.

Please remember to bring good shoes that will stay on your feet so if your tube does pop, you can walk on the rocks.

You should also buy your own or rent a lifejacket. Our tubes are required to have a lifejacket with it.

You have 3 choices:

1. Use our Shuttle Service. $15.00 per person that rides the bus.

2. Have 2 vehicles. Park one at the Pembina River Provincial Park, and one here. $5.00 per vehicle. On Hot summer days, the provincial park day use area may be full and have no parking available by 11 am.

3. Complete your float and walk back to your car here. $5.00 Parking fee per vehicle, 45 min walk.

We Accept CASH, Debit, VISA and MasterCard. We DO NOT have tap. You must have your physical card and know your PIN.

Yes, water in the river will splash and you will get wet. The bottom of our tubes have holes in them and will allow water to enter.

If you choose to take anything with you, and you lose it on the river, you will have to find your own way to find it.

We can not specifically go out to find lost items on the river.

There is a lot of other information that needs to be explained before you leave for your float and this cannot be done over the website.