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Things to do

On the water

Paddleboards, sailboats, fishing lines and lazy rivers. Days that end sunburned and happy.

  • 6 activities
  • Hosts pick the price

Pick your thing

Paddleboarding, Sailing, Fishing, Boat day, Snorkeling and River tubing.

  • PaddleboardingStand up, fall in, try again. Calm water, a slow paddle and a swim at the end.
  • SailingAn afternoon on the water with a skipper who knows the boat. Help with the lines or just enjoy it.
  • FishingEarly lines in the water, a cooler and a lot of good talk while you wait for a bite.
  • Boat dayRent a boat, anchor at the sandbar, swim, float, repeat. Splitting the cost keeps it cheap.
  • SnorkelingClear water, a buddy system and a lot of fish. Easy for first timers who can swim.
  • River tubingFloat a lazy river for a few hours. The current does the work and the group does the talking.

Why it works here

Paying to join is how on the water plans actually happen

Boats and rentals are booked for exact numbers, and the cost gets split. When everyone pays their share up front, the price per person stays low.

There is a launch spot and a time, rentals are booked ahead, everyone can swim, and there is a weather call before anyone drives.

On the water plans in New York

No on the water plans on the board yet.

Book the rental or the boat, post the split cost and the meeting spot, and make the weather call early.

No plans yet? Host one.

Book the rental or the boat, post the split cost and the meeting spot, and make the weather call early.

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