Root River Outfitting - Tube, Canoe & Bike Rentals at Cedar Valley Resort. Summer Rentals Canoe and Kayak Rentals (shuttle included) Canoe – $35.00 (2.5 Hrs.) $45.00 (5-6 Hrs) Kayak – $30.00 (2.5 Hrs) $35.00 (5-6 Hrs.) Bike Rental/Tag-a-long/Burley $12.00 – for 2 Hr. $2.00 for each additional Hr. $18.00 – All day Bike Shuttles $8.00 Fountain – Preston – Rushford $10.00 Harmony $15.00 Houston Frisbee Golf 1 Round – $1.00 per disc All day – $5.00 per disc Guests – Free use of baskets with your own disc Tube Rental (shuttle included) Tubes – $10.00 Tubes w back – $15.00 Cooler Rafts – $12.00 Winter Rentals X-Skis Rental $10.00 – for 2 Hrs. $2.00 for each additional Hr. $18.00 – All day Snow-Tubes Free for guest use on our property.
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