Canoe Clean Up @ Salt Pan Creek
Join us for a guided on‑water clean‑up of beautiful Salt Pan Creek! This hands‑on event is a great way to combine a relaxing paddle with giving back to the environment.
On Saturday 18 April, meet us at the Salt Pan Creek boat ramp in Peakhurst, where CBCity, Georges River Council and Georges Riverkeeper have got an amazing event planned, including a safety briefing and all the equipment you’ll need: a canoe or kayak, life jacket, litter bags, litter‑pickers and gloves.
Participants will paddle a section of the creek, collecting litter from the water and mangroves as we go. After returning to the boat ramp, water and soft drinks will be available.
What to Bring
Please pack your own hat, sun protection, and clothing suitable for getting wet, including boat shoes or similar (avoid heavy cotton). Expect to get wet while paddling and when entering and exiting your canoe or kayak.
Important Information
- Attendees must have prior kayaking experience and be able to swim and stay afloat with a life jacket.
- Those without adequate on‑water experience or swimming ability will not be able to participate.
- Participants aged 14–17 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
- This activity is not suitable for children under 14.
- People bringing their own canoe or kayak are welcome, but please note that personal vessels are not covered by insurance.
- No parking is available at the boat ramp. Please park along Clarendon Road or Elwin Street, Peakhurst.
This event is part of Canterbury‑Bankstown’s We Love Our Rivers 2026 campaign, delivered in partnership with Georges River Council and supported by Georges Riverkeeper.
Join us on the water and help keep Salt Pan Creek clean and thriving!
Get tickets here.
