Experience golden hour on Petaluma’s Longest Park with The Floathouse’s Saturday Sunset Series. Rent a kayak, paddle board, canoe, or water bike and enjoy calm evening tides, downtown lights, and warm summer skies on the Petaluma River. Perfect for friends, families, pups, and peaceful weekend vibes.

Enjoy a six-mile outing riding the falling tide out of town and through hidden wetlands inaccessible by any other means! The wildlife and views will astound. The pedal kayaks leave your hands free for photography and hydration, and the optional refresh sesh at Sundrop Sauna, including a lovely cold plunge, snacks and hot tea, will leave you energized and ready for the rest of the weekend.

Join The Floathouse crew on this one-of-a-kind journey.

Paddle upstream on a high tide for a peaceful late-afternoon adventure on the Petaluma River. This guided outing explores quiet reaches of “Petaluma’s Longest Park”, the Petaluma River, where calm water, wildlife, and the rhythm of the tide create a uniquely relaxing experience for a small group of likeminded nature lovers!

Find calm on the water with SUP Yoga on the Petaluma River. This all-levels, 90-minute experience launches from downtown Petaluma and offers peaceful movement, gentle paddling, and yoga on stable paddleboards—ideal for visitors looking to relax, reconnect, and experience Petaluma from the river.

Build confidence on the Petaluma River. This small-group Learn to SUP class teaches efficient paddle technique, balance, and river safety. $60, 2 hours, ACA-certified instructor.

Paddle through Petaluma’s past on this two-hour, gentle guided kayak tour. A costumed guide and shore-side actors bring the river’s role as a historic saltwater highway to life through the stories of real Petalumans. $75 all-inclusive. No experience necessary.

Explore the Petaluma River on a guided kayak tour through Sonoma County’s historic tidal waterway. Just 40 miles north of San Francisco, this immersive paddle connects Petaluma’s Gold Rush past with its vibrant present. $75 includes gear, guide, and local perks.

Unwind into Friday night with free, all-levels yoga on The Floathouse Dock. Flow with a rotating roster of local instructors as downtown Petaluma comes alive around you—sometimes with live music drifting by. Free to attend but registration is required.

Find calm on the water with SUP Yoga and a sound bath too—on the Petaluma River. This all-levels, 90-minute experience launches from downtown Petaluma and offers peaceful movement, gentle paddling, and yoga on stable paddle boards, accompanied by the soothing sounds of crystal bowls and chimes—ideal for visitors looking to relax, reconnect, and experience Petaluma from the river.

Paddle at dusk under the Hunter’s Full Moon with The Floathouse Petaluma. This early-evening guided pedal kayak experience features moonrise before sunset, calm waters, and a seasonal transition into autumn on the Petaluma River.

Ease into the evening with a relaxed sunset paddle on the Petaluma River. Launch around 5:30 pm, return before sunset, then gather on the dock for snacks and river community.

Paddle through Petaluma’s past on this two-hour, gentle guided kayak tour. A costumed guide and shore-side actors bring the river’s role as a historic saltwater highway to life through the stories of real Petalumans. $75 all-inclusive. No experience necessary.

Start your Sunday with free, all-levels yoga on The Floathouse Dock in downtown Petaluma. A peaceful early-morning practice on the river, led by a rotating roster of local instructors. Perfect for locals and visitors alike. Registration required; space is limited.

Come celebrate The Floathouse’s return to the Turning Basin with live music, small bites, river views and a preview of what’s coming next. Walk-ins welcome!

Explore the Petaluma River on a guided kayak tour through Sonoma County’s historic tidal waterway. Just 40 miles north of San Francisco, this immersive paddle connects Petaluma’s Gold Rush past with its vibrant present. $75 includes gear, guide, and local perks.

Build confidence on the Petaluma River. This small-group Learn to SUP class teaches efficient paddle technique, balance, and river safety. $60, 2 hours, ACA-certified instructor.

Find calm on the water with SUP Yoga on the Petaluma River. This all-levels, 90-minute experience launches from downtown Petaluma and offers peaceful movement, gentle paddling, and yoga on stable paddleboards—ideal for visitors looking to relax, reconnect, and experience Petaluma from the river.

Level up your paddleboarding on the Petaluma River. Intermediate SUP refines stroke, turns, footwork, and balance. Small group (max 5), ACA-certified instructor. $85.

Experience golden hour on Petaluma’s Longest Park with The Floathouse’s Saturday Sunset Series. Rent a kayak, paddle board, canoe, or water bike and enjoy calm evening tides, downtown lights, and warm summer skies on the Petaluma River. Perfect for friends, families, pups, and peaceful weekend vibes.

Enjoy a six-mile outing riding the falling tide out of town and through hidden wetlands inaccessible by any other means! The wildlife and views will astound. The pedal kayaks leave your hands free for photography and hydration, and the optional refresh sesh at Sundrop Sauna, including a lovely cold plunge, snacks and hot tea, will leave you energized and ready for the rest of the weekend.

Join The Floathouse crew on this one-of-a-kind journey.

Paddle upstream on a high tide for a peaceful late-afternoon adventure on the Petaluma River. This guided outing explores quiet reaches of “Petaluma’s Longest Park”, the Petaluma River, where calm water, wildlife, and the rhythm of the tide create a uniquely relaxing experience for a small group of likeminded nature lovers!

Explore the Petaluma River on a guided kayak tour through Sonoma County’s historic tidal waterway. Just 40 miles north of San Francisco, this immersive paddle connects Petaluma’s Gold Rush past with its vibrant present. $75 includes gear, guide, and local perks.

Explore the Petaluma River on a guided kayak tour through Sonoma County’s historic tidal waterway. Just 40 miles north of San Francisco, this immersive paddle connects Petaluma’s Gold Rush past with its vibrant present. $75 includes gear, guide, and local perks.

Build confidence on the Petaluma River. This small-group Learn to SUP class teaches efficient paddle technique, balance, and river safety. $60, 2 hours, ACA-certified instructor.

Unwind into Friday night with free, all-levels yoga on The Floathouse Dock. Flow with a rotating roster of local instructors as downtown Petaluma comes alive around you—sometimes with live music drifting by. Free to attend but registration is required.

Ease into your Sunday with a relaxed morning paddle on the Petaluma River. Join The Floathouse crew for a social SUP outing from 9:30-11:00 am—then stroll downtown for coffee, pastries, or brunch just steps from the dock.

Find calm on the water with SUP Yoga on the Petaluma River. This all-levels, 90-minute experience launches from downtown Petaluma and offers peaceful movement, gentle paddling, and yoga on stable paddleboards—ideal for visitors looking to relax, reconnect, and experience Petaluma from the river.

Soak up the last glow of summer on a Friday night under the Full Sturgeon Moon. Join The Floathouse Petaluma for a guided evening paddle on the Petaluma River—Petaluma’s Longest Park—as sunset fades and the moon rises over the tidal slough. Ride in deluxe Hobie pedal kayaks that keep you dry and comfortable while you enjoy a relaxed, magical night on the water. A perfect Sonoma County experience for locals and visitors alike.

Reset your body and mind by the water with an evening of Mat Pilates, Reiki, and community. Club Pilates, Coriander Energy Healing, and The Floathouse invite you to experience greater flexibility, mobility, balance, and relaxation in a beautiful waterfront setting. Free, registration required.

Start your Friday on the water in downtown Petaluma. Join The Floathouse crew for a relaxed morning SUP paddle on the Petaluma River—“Petaluma’s Longest Park.” It’s the perfect way to wake up, get a little exercise, and experience Sonoma County from the water.