Ghostpine Canoe
& Paddle
Restoration of Wood Canvas Canoes
Preserving the Legacy of Canoeing
Photo credit: Colleen Delisle
Newly restored Huron canoe on the dock at Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada
Our Passion for Canoe Restoration
At Ghostpine Canoe and Paddle, we are dedicated to the art of restoring wood canvas canoes. Our love for preserving the legacy of canoeing drives us to provide meticulous restoration services that bring these timeless watercraft back to life. We take pride in our craftsmanship and attention to detail, ensuring that each canoe tells a story of history and craftsmanship.
Rollin Thurlow, Mike Elliott, This Old Canoe, This Fancy Old Canoe, Wood Canoe, Cedar Canoe, Cedar Canvas Canoe, Cedar-Canvas Canoe, Prospector, Chestnut Prospector, Wood Boat, Chestnut Pal, Cronje, Bob Special, Bob’s Special, Peterborough Mermaid, Freighter Canoe, Ogilvy Canoe, Jerry Stelmock, Wood Canvas Canoe, Wood-Canvas Canoe, Canoe Restoration, Kettle River Canoes, Cook Craft Canoe, Northwoods Canoe, Lone Pine Canoe Company, Copper Canyon Canoe, Canadian Canoe Museum, Langford Canoes, Cookcraft.ca, Peterborough, Old Town, Chestnut, Greenwood, Willits, Atkinson Traveller, Thompson, Headwaters Canoe, Wooden Canoe Heritage Association, Stewart River, Island Falls Canoe
Ambrose Canoe, B.N. Morris, Bearwood Canoes, Tremblay, Chemaun, E.M. White, Penn Yan, Gerrish, Kennebec, Skowhegan, Teslin, Rushton
Why Choose Us
Experienced
Craftsmanship
Preservation of Heritage
Authentic
Materials
Customized Restoration
Timeless
Elegance
Craftsmanship Excellence
“Preserving the past, one canoe at a time.”
Ghostpine Canoe and Paddle
Photo credit: Colleen Delisle
The warehouse at the Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough, Ontario
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