Q: What are your Child Guidelines?
A: Children must be a minimum of 40lbs and 4 yrs. to be permitted on the river; children are weighed prior to check-in. Check for possible additional restrictions on our current river conditions daily report that we post on our Website, Facebook, or Twitter. Children ages 4-10 (up to 2 children) can ride free in the middle of the canoe as long as there are two paying customers in the canoe with them. For Tandem (2 Person) kayaks, the child rider will need to be paid for as tandems require 2 paying customers. Children can also ride free on a raft with at least 4-paying persons. All minors, 4-17 years of age, MUST have a parent or guardian signature before participating.
Q: Can I bring my own equipment and use your shuttle bus service or use Green Acres’ property?
A: No, Due To Bus Transportation State Regulations and Insurance Liability, We Do Not Provide Transport Service Of Private Owned Watercraft. Our Passenger Buses Do Not Pull Trailers. We are compliant with government agencies. Our properties are privately-owned and are NOT available to use for river access and/or parking for non-customers.
Note: There is a public access at “Willow Park” (off of Campbell Road) and at 5180 Lawrenceburg Road (near Bond Road) for persons with their own equipment. These accesses are located between our 8-mile launch-site & our livery take-out.
Q: Do we need reservations?
A: We do not require reservations nor do we charge customers an additional fee for not having one. If you are bringing a large group on a weekday (20 or more) then it is helpful to give us a “heads up” so we can be well prepared. We pride ourselves in no one needing a reservation to get on the river. However, on holidays or on holiday weekends, we can be quite busy so there are no guarantees. It is recommended to arrive “earlier vs. later” to get exactly what you want.
Q: Do you have Group Rates? What about non-profit groups?
A: We offer group rates to groups of 20 or more paying rental persons. To qualify, there must be a group leader that collects ALL of the cash and signed waivers then pay for the group in one single cash transaction. Upon doing so, each rental person will receive a $1 discount. Non-profit groups may receive additional savings but need to call for this information. To qualify for a discount, payment cannot be by credit/debit card due to the merchant fees that would be put upon Green Acres. Personal checks are not accepted but non-profit or corporate checks are. Group rates are NOT accepted on holidays or holiday weekends.
Q: When is the best time to bring Children?
A: For a peaceful, quiet-time with the family, we suggest taking family river trips on weekdays or early mornings if on a weekend. Weekend afternoons and holidays tend to be our busiest time and it may not be so peaceful due to a higher volume of customers.
Q: Do you have river-trip activities to help entertain children?
A: Green Acres has a scavenger hunt available for children. If they become a “Litter Gitter” Green Acres will also reward them with a treat!
Q: How often do the buses transport customers upriver?
A: Passenger buses run continuously. However, the LAST shuttle bus for the 5 & 8-mile trip leaves at 2:00 and the last 3-mile bus leaves at 4:00!!
Q: What are the age limits and restrictions?
A: Four years old is the minimum age to participate. Children MUST also be at least 40lbs. We reserve the right to restrict anyone due to our own safety judgment. (Children are weighed prior to check-in).
Q: What different styles of boats do you have?
A: We have single and tandem person kayaks, canoes, tubes, and rafts. We offer all of these for rental on a “First Come, First Choice” basis. We cannot guarantee a particular style of boat upon your checking in so if you have a favorite, we suggest that you arrive early. Inflatables are only available on the 3 mile trip.
Q: Do you charge per boat or per person? Do children cost the same as an adult?
A: We charge per person with all of our canoes, kayaks, rafts and tubes available to you for the same fee per person. However; canoes and tandem kayaks require a minimum of 2-paying people. Rafts require a minimum of 4-paying people. Single-kayaks and tubes require a rental regardless of the customer’s age. If a child is occupying a seat, then they require a rental fee the same as an adult.
Q: How many people can ride on a raft?
A: Our rafts seat 4-8 people. Rafts comfortably seat 6 adults or up to 8 people if some of them are children. There is a minimum of 4 paying people regardless of their ages.
Q: How much money should we bring? And do you accept credit cards?
A: Check out our pricing page to determine how much you will need. You should always bring enough money in case of any emergency or unexpected purchase. Cash is accepted and preferred since credit merchants charge us a substantial sized fee for processing. All major credit cards are accepted. We do NOT accept personal checks but will accept checks from non-profit or corporate organizations.
Q: Are we allowed to bring coolers?
A: Coolers are permitted on our canoes and kayaks. Large, heavy coolers or ones with wheels are not allowed in our rafts due to potential damage to the rafts. Styrofoam coolers are not permitted because they will break and may get into the river. Please don’t bring glass bottles on the river. It is our policy that alcohol and boating do not mix. We have the right to deny rental privileges to any intoxicated person and to refuse transportation in our vehicles as well. You should expect the river to be patrolled and it is possible to receive a warning, be fined, or arrested if you become unruly.
Q: How can I gauge my time or know where I am?
A: Take a free river map. The map shows landmarks such as our 3-mile launch site, the ‘Big Island’, creeks, Hamilton County Park property signs, gas lines, bridges, etc.
Q: What should we bring with us on our trip?
A: Check out our Helpful Tips to find out what is necessary and suggested. Just remember to wear comfortable clothing and footwear that can get wet. Bring a change of clothes and some extra money for snacks and souvenirs! Taking a cell phone is always a good idea but only if you have it in a dry box or a dry bag. We have both for sale. Ziploc bags are not enough to protect your phone.
Q: What is the average water temperature?
A: This varies but rest assured, we will not be opened for rentals if the water temperature is too cool for your safety.
Q: What are normal hours of operation?
A: We are open 7 days a week starting sometimes as early as April but generally in May and operate thru late September, depending upon the weather. Follow us on Facebook or Twitter for daily reports. The first bus leaves at 10am on weekdays and the last bus leaves at 4pm. On weekends and holidays, the first bus leaves at 9am.
Q: Is there much wildlife along the Whitewater River?
A: Most definitely!! Arriving in the mornings will increase your chances for enjoying a peaceful, quiet day on the river. Keep in mind that weekends and holidays may be less peaceful due to the higher volume of customers. Expect to possibly see American Bald Eagle, Great Blue Heron, Green Heron, Osprey, Hawks, Kingfisher, Cliff Swallows, and Beaver, maybe an otter or muskrats among much more.
Q: Is there security present at Green Acres?
A: Green Acres oftentimes has Hamilton County Police Officers hired for added security. The police may also be present to remind folks to “Mind Their Manners” while on or off the water. Green Acres will NOT tolerate unruly behavior.
Q: Do you have lockers or what do we do with our keys, etc.?
A: Sorry, we do not have lockers, please lock your valuables in a hidden, concealed spot in your car or leave your precious personal items at home for extra safety. We advise not taking anything on the river that you can’t afford to lose or get wet. For your convenience, we have a variety of dry boxes and dry bags available for sale at an affordable price. (Green Acres is not responsible for lost, stolen, or misplaced items).
Q: What’s the average depth of the river?
A: The River averages at 2-4 feet deep for most of the trip. However, some spots can exceed 8-10 feet deep. On average water level days, you can literally walk most of the trip in knee deep to waist deep waters.
Q: Are there any rapids? What “class” are they?
A: Yes, there are spots with rapids during the upper half of the 8 mile river trip. The rapids are classified as Class I, which is the smallest class out of a 5 class scale. They are great rapids for beginners and still fun for the river veterans.
Q: Should I wear shoes?
A: Foot protection is very important. “Flip-flops” can easily fall off so the best are any water shoe, sandals with a heel strap, Croc-style shoes, or old sneakers. If you don’t have foot protection, we sell water shoes at our Store. The river bed oftentimes has rocks or shells that can be sharp or jagged. There can also be the possibility of broken glass or pieces of old metal. Foot protection will save your feet and make your trip more enjoyable.
Q: Do you have a clean-up area or changing rooms?
A: Yes, we have changing rooms available. We also have a customer clean-up area but do not have showers.
Q: Do you provide lifejackets?
A: Yes, life jackets are issued to all persons and are included in the rental fee for your boat. Our lifejackets are also sanitized after each use and hung up to dry.
Q: Who has to wear lifejackets?
A: Children ages 10 and under and non-swimmers MUST wear their life jackets by Ohio Law. Everyone must have a lifejacket in the boat with them, which is also state law. In cases of high water, everyone may be required to wear life jackets at all times throughout the trip. We recommend everyone to wear their life jacket.
Q: Do you allow minors without the presence of an adult?
A: It depends on their ages, river conditions and other possible factors. Our policy is that if a minor has a vehicle operator’s license then they are old enough to do a river trip without an adult. All minors (less than 18 years old) must have a signed release of liability form, which can be downloaded from our website. If they do not bring it with them, we will call their guardian and get their permission via telephone. Groups of minors are suggested to take a cell phone with them so a concerned parent can easily get a hold of them. (We sell water proof dry bags & boxes).
Q: When do we need to be off of the river?
A: You must be off the river no later than 7:00pm unless it was stated to you otherwise by a Green Acres staff member. There is a $5 fee for every 15 minutes that you are late. If sunset arrives and you are still out, Green Acres may consider it an emergency and call for assistance. Green Acres has free river maps available for you to gauge your time.
Q: Do you have food, beverages and ice available?
A: Yes, we have drinks and snacks. Ice is also available in 7lb bags.
Q: Do you have canoe supplies available?
A: Yes, we have nearly anything imaginable in our retail store! Such as: water shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, towels, t-shirts, hats, eyeglass straps, can koozies, dry bags, dry boxes, super soakers, pain reliever, carabineers, bungee cords, etc. `
Q: Do you sell alcoholic beverages or tobacco products?
A: No
Q: Do you have a picnic area, shelter or charcoal grills available?
A: Yes, and are free to use for customers before or after they have enjoyed their river trip! A shelter can be reserved for large groups that also do a river trip. Call 513.353.4770 if you’d like a shelter to be reserved.
Q: Are there places to stop for food or restrooms along the river?
A: Our 3 & 8-mile launch-sites have port-o-lets. As always, please be discreet and DO NOT relieve yourself within sight of others, especially children! There are no places to purchase food or drink while on the river so take it with you. Never do a river trip without plenty of hydrating drinks.
Q: What age can you be to go in a single kayak?
A: As long as water levels are ‘normal’, a child of any capable age can go on a kayak with parent’s permission. Be prepared to have to stop and rest and possibly switch boats with young children kayaking on their own. Children should be kept within eyesight. Remember, kayaks tend to go faster than canoes, but are also MUCH easier to handle than a canoe.
Q: Is the Whitewater River clean?
A: According to the Ohio EPA, the Whitewater River has exceptional water quality, one of just three rivers in Ohio, making it the cleanest river in the tristate! This is one of the few large Ohio Rivers that has 100% attainment of aquatic life.
Q: In case of severe weather, what do we do?
A: There is shelter at our 3 mile put-in to be able to wait out a pop-up storm. We will also be more than happy to show you additional friendly areas on a river map that you can take with you. If you are in a desolate area we suggest you wait it out on an opened beach or remain in your boat on the water, staying AWAY from trees that may have falling branches. Please keep in mind that summer storms are generally over within a short time period and we cannot easily come and get you if you become frightened.
Q: What do we do if there is an emergency?
A: If it is a serious, life-threatening medical emergency call 911. If it is non-life threatening, please call us and we will assist you.
Q: For what reasons does the canoe livery close?
A: The canoe livery closes for high water or in too cold of conditions. We may limit the types of boats or ages of participants if water levels are higher than normal without closing. To check on water levels and to see if we have restrictions, please visit our website, Facebook or Twitter for our daily updates.
Q: Do you permit dogs and if so, is there a fee?
A: Dogs are permitted on our canoes or kayaks. Dogs cannot go on a raft due to possible raft damage. A single-person with a dog must pay 2 rental fees if he/she wishes to take their dog on a tandem kayak or in a canoe. We reserve the right to refuse a dog if he/she reacts aggressively towards other dogs or persons. Dogs must be leashed while on our properties.
Q: Is camping available?
A: Camping is available to non-profit scout groups for free so long as there is a river trip included. Reservations and a copy of non-profit status is required. Camping is NOT available to the general public.
Q: Do you ever sell your used boats?
A: We no longer sell our used equipment. Retired boats are recycled.
A: Children must be a minimum of 40lbs and 4 yrs. to be permitted on the river; children are weighed prior to check-in. Check for possible additional restrictions on our current river conditions daily report that we post on our Website, Facebook, or Twitter. Children ages 4-10 (up to 2 children) can ride free in the middle of the canoe as long as there are two paying customers in the canoe with them. For Tandem (2 Person) kayaks, the child rider will need to be paid for as tandems require 2 paying customers. Children can also ride free on a raft with at least 4-paying persons. All minors, 4-17 years of age, MUST have a parent or guardian signature before participating.
Q: Can I bring my own equipment and use your shuttle bus service or use Green Acres’ property?
A: No, Due To Bus Transportation State Regulations and Insurance Liability, We Do Not Provide Transport Service Of Private Owned Watercraft. Our Passenger Buses Do Not Pull Trailers. We are compliant with government agencies. Our properties are privately-owned and are NOT available to use for river access and/or parking for non-customers.
Note: There is a public access at “Willow Park” (off of Campbell Road) and at 5180 Lawrenceburg Road (near Bond Road) for persons with their own equipment. These accesses are located between our 8-mile launch-site & our livery take-out.
Q: Do we need reservations?
A: We do not require reservations nor do we charge customers an additional fee for not having one. If you are bringing a large group on a weekday (20 or more) then it is helpful to give us a “heads up” so we can be well prepared. We pride ourselves in no one needing a reservation to get on the river. However, on holidays or on holiday weekends, we can be quite busy so there are no guarantees. It is recommended to arrive “earlier vs. later” to get exactly what you want.
Q: Do you have Group Rates? What about non-profit groups?
A: We offer group rates to groups of 20 or more paying rental persons. To qualify, there must be a group leader that collects ALL of the cash and signed waivers then pay for the group in one single cash transaction. Upon doing so, each rental person will receive a $1 discount. Non-profit groups may receive additional savings but need to call for this information. To qualify for a discount, payment cannot be by credit/debit card due to the merchant fees that would be put upon Green Acres. Personal checks are not accepted but non-profit or corporate checks are. Group rates are NOT accepted on holidays or holiday weekends.
Q: When is the best time to bring Children?
A: For a peaceful, quiet-time with the family, we suggest taking family river trips on weekdays or early mornings if on a weekend. Weekend afternoons and holidays tend to be our busiest time and it may not be so peaceful due to a higher volume of customers.
Q: Do you have river-trip activities to help entertain children?
A: Green Acres has a scavenger hunt available for children. If they become a “Litter Gitter” Green Acres will also reward them with a treat!
Q: How often do the buses transport customers upriver?
A: Passenger buses run continuously. However, the LAST shuttle bus for the 5 & 8-mile trip leaves at 2:00 and the last 3-mile bus leaves at 4:00!!
Q: What are the age limits and restrictions?
A: Four years old is the minimum age to participate. Children MUST also be at least 40lbs. We reserve the right to restrict anyone due to our own safety judgment. (Children are weighed prior to check-in).
Q: What different styles of boats do you have?
A: We have single and tandem person kayaks, canoes, tubes, and rafts. We offer all of these for rental on a “First Come, First Choice” basis. We cannot guarantee a particular style of boat upon your checking in so if you have a favorite, we suggest that you arrive early. Inflatables are only available on the 3 mile trip.
Q: Do you charge per boat or per person? Do children cost the same as an adult?
A: We charge per person with all of our canoes, kayaks, rafts and tubes available to you for the same fee per person. However; canoes and tandem kayaks require a minimum of 2-paying people. Rafts require a minimum of 4-paying people. Single-kayaks and tubes require a rental regardless of the customer’s age. If a child is occupying a seat, then they require a rental fee the same as an adult.
Q: How many people can ride on a raft?
A: Our rafts seat 4-8 people. Rafts comfortably seat 6 adults or up to 8 people if some of them are children. There is a minimum of 4 paying people regardless of their ages.
Q: How much money should we bring? And do you accept credit cards?
A: Check out our pricing page to determine how much you will need. You should always bring enough money in case of any emergency or unexpected purchase. Cash is accepted and preferred since credit merchants charge us a substantial sized fee for processing. All major credit cards are accepted. We do NOT accept personal checks but will accept checks from non-profit or corporate organizations.
Q: Are we allowed to bring coolers?
A: Coolers are permitted on our canoes and kayaks. Large, heavy coolers or ones with wheels are not allowed in our rafts due to potential damage to the rafts. Styrofoam coolers are not permitted because they will break and may get into the river. Please don’t bring glass bottles on the river. It is our policy that alcohol and boating do not mix. We have the right to deny rental privileges to any intoxicated person and to refuse transportation in our vehicles as well. You should expect the river to be patrolled and it is possible to receive a warning, be fined, or arrested if you become unruly.
Q: How can I gauge my time or know where I am?
A: Take a free river map. The map shows landmarks such as our 3-mile launch site, the ‘Big Island’, creeks, Hamilton County Park property signs, gas lines, bridges, etc.
Q: What should we bring with us on our trip?
A: Check out our Helpful Tips to find out what is necessary and suggested. Just remember to wear comfortable clothing and footwear that can get wet. Bring a change of clothes and some extra money for snacks and souvenirs! Taking a cell phone is always a good idea but only if you have it in a dry box or a dry bag. We have both for sale. Ziploc bags are not enough to protect your phone.
Q: What is the average water temperature?
A: This varies but rest assured, we will not be opened for rentals if the water temperature is too cool for your safety.
Q: What are normal hours of operation?
A: We are open 7 days a week starting sometimes as early as April but generally in May and operate thru late September, depending upon the weather. Follow us on Facebook or Twitter for daily reports. The first bus leaves at 10am on weekdays and the last bus leaves at 4pm. On weekends and holidays, the first bus leaves at 9am.
Q: Is there much wildlife along the Whitewater River?
A: Most definitely!! Arriving in the mornings will increase your chances for enjoying a peaceful, quiet day on the river. Keep in mind that weekends and holidays may be less peaceful due to the higher volume of customers. Expect to possibly see American Bald Eagle, Great Blue Heron, Green Heron, Osprey, Hawks, Kingfisher, Cliff Swallows, and Beaver, maybe an otter or muskrats among much more.
Q: Is there security present at Green Acres?
A: Green Acres oftentimes has Hamilton County Police Officers hired for added security. The police may also be present to remind folks to “Mind Their Manners” while on or off the water. Green Acres will NOT tolerate unruly behavior.
Q: Do you have lockers or what do we do with our keys, etc.?
A: Sorry, we do not have lockers, please lock your valuables in a hidden, concealed spot in your car or leave your precious personal items at home for extra safety. We advise not taking anything on the river that you can’t afford to lose or get wet. For your convenience, we have a variety of dry boxes and dry bags available for sale at an affordable price. (Green Acres is not responsible for lost, stolen, or misplaced items).
Q: What’s the average depth of the river?
A: The River averages at 2-4 feet deep for most of the trip. However, some spots can exceed 8-10 feet deep. On average water level days, you can literally walk most of the trip in knee deep to waist deep waters.
Q: Are there any rapids? What “class” are they?
A: Yes, there are spots with rapids during the upper half of the 8 mile river trip. The rapids are classified as Class I, which is the smallest class out of a 5 class scale. They are great rapids for beginners and still fun for the river veterans.
Q: Should I wear shoes?
A: Foot protection is very important. “Flip-flops” can easily fall off so the best are any water shoe, sandals with a heel strap, Croc-style shoes, or old sneakers. If you don’t have foot protection, we sell water shoes at our Store. The river bed oftentimes has rocks or shells that can be sharp or jagged. There can also be the possibility of broken glass or pieces of old metal. Foot protection will save your feet and make your trip more enjoyable.
Q: Do you have a clean-up area or changing rooms?
A: Yes, we have changing rooms available. We also have a customer clean-up area but do not have showers.
Q: Do you provide lifejackets?
A: Yes, life jackets are issued to all persons and are included in the rental fee for your boat. Our lifejackets are also sanitized after each use and hung up to dry.
Q: Who has to wear lifejackets?
A: Children ages 10 and under and non-swimmers MUST wear their life jackets by Ohio Law. Everyone must have a lifejacket in the boat with them, which is also state law. In cases of high water, everyone may be required to wear life jackets at all times throughout the trip. We recommend everyone to wear their life jacket.
Q: Do you allow minors without the presence of an adult?
A: It depends on their ages, river conditions and other possible factors. Our policy is that if a minor has a vehicle operator’s license then they are old enough to do a river trip without an adult. All minors (less than 18 years old) must have a signed release of liability form, which can be downloaded from our website. If they do not bring it with them, we will call their guardian and get their permission via telephone. Groups of minors are suggested to take a cell phone with them so a concerned parent can easily get a hold of them. (We sell water proof dry bags & boxes).
Q: When do we need to be off of the river?
A: You must be off the river no later than 7:00pm unless it was stated to you otherwise by a Green Acres staff member. There is a $5 fee for every 15 minutes that you are late. If sunset arrives and you are still out, Green Acres may consider it an emergency and call for assistance. Green Acres has free river maps available for you to gauge your time.
Q: Do you have food, beverages and ice available?
A: Yes, we have drinks and snacks. Ice is also available in 7lb bags.
Q: Do you have canoe supplies available?
A: Yes, we have nearly anything imaginable in our retail store! Such as: water shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, towels, t-shirts, hats, eyeglass straps, can koozies, dry bags, dry boxes, super soakers, pain reliever, carabineers, bungee cords, etc. `
Q: Do you sell alcoholic beverages or tobacco products?
A: No
Q: Do you have a picnic area, shelter or charcoal grills available?
A: Yes, and are free to use for customers before or after they have enjoyed their river trip! A shelter can be reserved for large groups that also do a river trip. Call 513.353.4770 if you’d like a shelter to be reserved.
Q: Are there places to stop for food or restrooms along the river?
A: Our 3 & 8-mile launch-sites have port-o-lets. As always, please be discreet and DO NOT relieve yourself within sight of others, especially children! There are no places to purchase food or drink while on the river so take it with you. Never do a river trip without plenty of hydrating drinks.
Q: What age can you be to go in a single kayak?
A: As long as water levels are ‘normal’, a child of any capable age can go on a kayak with parent’s permission. Be prepared to have to stop and rest and possibly switch boats with young children kayaking on their own. Children should be kept within eyesight. Remember, kayaks tend to go faster than canoes, but are also MUCH easier to handle than a canoe.
Q: Is the Whitewater River clean?
A: According to the Ohio EPA, the Whitewater River has exceptional water quality, one of just three rivers in Ohio, making it the cleanest river in the tristate! This is one of the few large Ohio Rivers that has 100% attainment of aquatic life.
Q: In case of severe weather, what do we do?
A: There is shelter at our 3 mile put-in to be able to wait out a pop-up storm. We will also be more than happy to show you additional friendly areas on a river map that you can take with you. If you are in a desolate area we suggest you wait it out on an opened beach or remain in your boat on the water, staying AWAY from trees that may have falling branches. Please keep in mind that summer storms are generally over within a short time period and we cannot easily come and get you if you become frightened.
Q: What do we do if there is an emergency?
A: If it is a serious, life-threatening medical emergency call 911. If it is non-life threatening, please call us and we will assist you.
Q: For what reasons does the canoe livery close?
A: The canoe livery closes for high water or in too cold of conditions. We may limit the types of boats or ages of participants if water levels are higher than normal without closing. To check on water levels and to see if we have restrictions, please visit our website, Facebook or Twitter for our daily updates.
Q: Do you permit dogs and if so, is there a fee?
A: Dogs are permitted on our canoes or kayaks. Dogs cannot go on a raft due to possible raft damage. A single-person with a dog must pay 2 rental fees if he/she wishes to take their dog on a tandem kayak or in a canoe. We reserve the right to refuse a dog if he/she reacts aggressively towards other dogs or persons. Dogs must be leashed while on our properties.
Q: Is camping available?
A: Camping is available to non-profit scout groups for free so long as there is a river trip included. Reservations and a copy of non-profit status is required. Camping is NOT available to the general public.
Q: Do you ever sell your used boats?
A: We no longer sell our used equipment. Retired boats are recycled.
- Suggestions from the Lutz family
- You are welcome to leave your vehicle overnight to ride home with others, but please let us know so we aren’t out looking for you!
- Never take a cell phone that is not in a waterproof container! We have affordable dry boxes and dry bags available for sale. Ziploc baggies do not float and are generally not waterproof.
- Never dive head first, check the water depth and also look for debris in the water so you don’t impale yourself on a branch! We also do not suggest jumping. There have been numerous injuries caused from jumping into too shallow of water.
- Never tie boats or tubes together with our life jackets because it rips them and we hate to have to charge you. Remember that tying together creates a safety hazard!
- Be back on time so we can go home! We hate to charge a late fee or call water rescue to look for you.
- Remind your friends to “Mind Their Manners”! Unruly persons are not welcome at Green Acres. We reserve the right to ban someone for bad behavior and/or have them removed from the river and cited. Always expect children to be present. Be respectful!!
- Please take one of our free reusable garbage bag! We are proud of our exceptionally clean river!
- Children will be rewarded for being a “Litter Gitter!"