Titanic Canoe Rental

Gets the job done. Straightforward no frills canoe rentals, with fairly good canoes. My reference for «good canoes» is near nil, but there are really no complaints about the service itself. Nice old couple runs it. Back rests are a plus.
Only complaint was the river itself, which is not really the fault of Titanic. We were under the impression that this was going to be a lazy river, with others lazily canoeing along the Kickapoo. Was more like a college drinking fest for the entire first half. Was peaceful after that though.

We went canoeing yesterday and decided to use Titanic. No rhyme or reason. Titanic, Drifty’s, and Mr. Duck are literally all next to each other. We just pulled in to Titanic first.
Reservations were easy and laid back. They just wrote our name in a book. You get to choose your launch time, so we decided to go early and avoid the Saturday rush. It was $ 35/​canoe regardless of how long you want to float.
The canoes were nice. Plastic, not aluminum. We walked down to the landing, loaded our stuff, and we were off. We canoed down to bridge 5 which is just past the Wildcat State Park canoe landing. We took a very leisurely float and it took us just under 4 hours. The times that Titanic has posted seemed spot on, but make sure to allow time for stops.
The only thing that annoyed me was that they were 12 minutes late to pick us up, and then we had to go down a couple more stops to pick up some more cancers who were supposed to be coming in. It added 35 minutes to our day and I just wanted to get back.