You can change your reservation yourself by going to your customer portal (linked in your booking confirmation email). Or you can give us a call and we would be happy to help!
To cancel – call or email us. Please note that, any cancelation within 24hrs of your start time is nonrefundable.
(352) 234-3655
valerie@midpointrec.com
If the weather looks like it might ruin your fun, we’re happy to reschedule your reservation, give you a store credit, or refund you as long as it’s before the 24-hr cancelation window.
If it’s within 24 hours of your start time, and the weather looks unsafe (thunder/lightning) we will make an exception to our 24-hr policy and issue refunds if desired.
In the case of a little rain, we’ll be sure to pack some parkas with your gear 🌧️
You get your gear outside Triangle Vinyl in downtown Clermont.
792 W Montrose St, Clermont, FL 34711
If you rented bikes, they will be locked outside the storefront on bike racks. We will provide a unique code after booking to unlock your bike locks.
We keep extra helmets inside Triangle Vinyl if you need a different size.
All parking in downtown is open to the public so park anywhere. You may find it easiest to park in the lots behind Triangle Vinyl off of Minneola Ave & 7th Street.
Your bike locks will be locked with the last four digits of the phone number used to book the reservation.
All the info you’ll need will be easily accessible with your rental, but get a preview of the process here.
Click here for our favorite routes and stops along the way. Take full advantage of Clermont’s fantastic trail and water system with opportunities to eat, play, and shop all along the way.
There are three public launch points close by that we recommend for kayaks and paddleboards.
>>> Clermont Boat House – 1050 Victory Way, Clermont
This is the closest and largest launch with plenty of parking. The launch dock is large and easy to use. You may see rowing teams coming and going here, but rest assured this spot is open to the public so go do your thang.
>>> Waterfront Park – 330 3rd St, Clermont
This is the local beachfront on Lake Minneola. With the expansive sandy beach, picnic areas, and restrooms close by, we love spending the day here coming and going for a paddle. It’s the most active part of the lake. Instead of a dock, you simply push off from the beach shore. Just be careful not to drag paddleboard fins in the sand.
>>> Lake Hiawatha Preserve – 450 12th St, Clermont
Park in the preserve and walk across the roundabout to the dock where you can easily drop in and go. This is great for exploring parts of the lake that often feature wildlife and quieter waters.
>>> Palatlakaha River Park – 12325 Hull R., Clermont
This one is perfect for nature lovers. A beautiful windy marshy river where wildlife abounds. It’s more likely to see gators here which means this is better for kayaks or very confident paddleboarders as swimming is not recommended.
Note: Gators will leave you alone on a SUP and kayak and do not hang out in the middle of the lake. However, it is not recommended to launch at any marshy part of the lake or in the reeds. Use the launch docks or public beach/swimming areas.
The color comes from the breaking down of organic material like leaves, bark, and roots and is part of a natural process thanks to the many native trees we have growing around our lakes.
Rest assured, Lake Minneola is considered one of Florida’s “pristine” waterways.