Delaware River Sojourn & Other DRB Sojourns
2026 Delaware River Sojourn: June 20-26



Save the Date for the 2026 Delaware River Sojourn.


Please save the dates! The 31st Annual Delaware River Sojourn - "Our Nation's River" - will take place June 20-26, 2026. Programming will celebrate the integral role that the Delaware River had in the founding of our Nation 250 years ago, as well as its importance to communities today. 

  • Join a daily paddle or the whole trip

  • All ages and experience levels welcome

  • Safety guides and river equipment provided

  • Meals and daily shuttling included


2026 Stretches to be Paddled/Camping Locations

  • Friday, June 19: Camp opens at Ten Mile River Scout Camps, Narrowsburg, N.Y.

  • Saturday, June 20: Ten Mile River Access (N.Y.) to Highland Access (N.Y.); camp at Ten Mile River

  • Sunday, June 21: Skinners Falls (N.Y.) to Ten Mile River Access (N.Y.); camp at Ten Mile River

  • Monday, June 22: Pond Eddy (N.Y.) to Airport Park (Matamoras, Pa.); camp at Worthington State Forest, N.J.

  • Tuesday, June 23: Smithfield Beach (Pa.) to Delaware Beach (Knowlton Twp., N.J.); camp at Worthington State Forest, N.J.

  • Wednesday, June 24: Delaware Beach (Knowlton Twp., N.J.) to Riverton Park (Lower Mt. Bethel Twp., Pa.); camp at Washington Crossing State Park, N.J.

  • Thursday, June 25: Fireman's Eddy (N.J.) to Yardley (Pa.); camp at Washington Crossing State Park, N.J.

  • Friday, June 26: Pleasant Hill Park (Pa.) to Neshaminy State Park (Pa.) and back with the tide; no camping, Sojourn over

 

In 2025, the Delaware River was named the Pennsylvania River of the Year


Learn More & Stay Up to Date

What is the Delaware River Sojourn?
Delaware River Sojourn Logo.

The Delaware River Sojourn is a guided paddling trip on the wild and scenic Delaware River, combining canoeing/kayaking, camping and educational programming.

Normally held in June to celebrate National Rivers Month, the Sojourn is geared for families and individuals of all ages and skill levels.

Participants can sign up for the whole event or for the section(s) or day(s) of their choice.

By getting people out on the river and experiencing it first-hand, the Sojourn helps connect people with their local waterways and encourages stewardship of these shared resources.

The DRBC is a proud supporter of the Delaware River Sojourn. DRBC Communications Specialist Kate Schmidt chairs its steering committee, which plans and organizes the annual not-for-profit event. 

 

 

Check out this video on the Delaware River Sojourn

 

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