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This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Can I consume alcohol or cannabis marijuana on my boat? No with one exception. The law in Ontario regarding alcohol and cannabis in any vessel including canoes and kayaks is the same as it is for a motor vehicle. Any liquor in a boat must be in a container that is unopened and the seal unbroken; or stored in a closed compartment out of reach of the pilot of the vessel.
Cannabis must be in a closed or fastened container out of the reach of the pilot. The exception is for a vessel with a fixed head built in bathroom , fixed cooking facilities and fixed sleeping berths. You can consume alcohol and cannabis subject to Parks Canada regulations on such a vessel if it is properly moored at a dock or at anchor. Do I need to wear a Lifejacket? Yes and no. YES if you are using an inflatable PDF either auto or manual inflate in any open boat or on the deck or open cockpit of a larger boat.
This rule applies to any open boat, power or paddle. Do I have to stock up on gas and supplies? No - there are many services available along the Rideau. There are lots of marinas so it's easy to get fuel. There are several communities along the Rideau that have grocery stores within easy walking distance of a docking area so you can stock up on food, ice, drinks, etc.
You'll find links to many of the towns, with maps and a listing of services from the maps page at: www. I'm trailering a boat - where can I put in? There are many boat launches along the Rideau, some maintained by local communities, some at lock stations, some at the provincial parks, some at campgrounds and at most local marinas.
A full list of boat launches can be found at: www. If you wish to boat for several days and wish a secure spot to leave your vehicle and trailer, then a marina or a campground is the best option. Most offer well maintained launch ramps, accessible for a nominal fee. It is best to give them a call in advance, to get the details about storage for your vehicle and trailer while you are enjoying your Rideau trip.
Have a look at the campgrounds page: www. Yes - there are a number of options. Those wishing to cruise the waterway may wish to rent a houseboat or a cruiser. Those just interested in a day trip can rent a pontoon boat from one of the local marinas. A listing of rentals and tours can be found on the boat rentals and tours page at: www. No - the locks are very pleasant places for visitors by car or foot to visit.
Nice lawns with picnic tables make a great place to enjoy a quiet lunch. The towns and villages along the Rideau offer lots of opportunities for sightseeing and shopping. Those interested in coming by vehicle should have a look at the driving tours pages: www.
Is there a charge for using the lockstations? A full listing of fees can be found on the fees and schedules page at: www. Can I camp at the locks? Yes, but only if you arrive by bicycle or are hiking the recognized hiking trails. Those arriving by water have access to one camping site with the purchase of a mooring permit. Those arriving by bicycle, on foot, or by a boat that can be pulled from the water i. Those travelling by vehicle car, RV, etc.
The lockstations offers lawns to pitch a tent, picnic tables, water, washroom facilities and some have metal BBQ stands. There are no showers except for lockstations that offer oTENTiks available to anyone with paid access to the Rideau Canal - lock pass, mooring pass or camping pass. A table showing the facilities offered by each of the lockstations can be found at: www. Some of these are listed on the accommodations page at: www.
How can I get out on the water if I come by land? You can take a boat with you trailer, cartop, inflatable, canoe, kayak , rent a boat on-site, or take a boat tour. Comments Close comments menu.
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