Delaware River Tubing, Inc., based out of Alexandria Township, filed the suit in August, alleging that ongoing conflicts with the state prevented it from reopening this summer.

The DEP also provided a letter addressed to Delaware River Tubing on May 31 stating that Delaware River Tubing had an outstanding balance of $43,000 in unpaid concession fees.

Delaware River Tubing, Inc., is owned by Greg Crance, who, since 1987, has operated a hotdog stand on a platform stationed in the middle of the Delaware River.

ALEXANDRIA – A state appellate court upheld $20,000 in fines given to Delaware River Tubing (DR Tubing) for unauthorized commercial activity in a state park. DR Tubing has been one of the most ...

Delaware River Tubing in Alexandria Township previously operated on the Delaware River through a concession agreement with the state that was not renewed at the end of 2018.

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For that reason, Upstream Alliance held its tubing event on the other side of the river. Maggie McCann Johns, Camden County’s parks director, observed the kickoff to the weekend’s Floatopia. A pilot ...

Delaware River Tubing has filed a second lawsuit against the state, hoping it can resume operations on the river by next summer. Skip to Article. Set weather. Back To Main Menu Close.

ALEXANDRIA – A state appellate court upheld $20,000 in fines given to Delaware River Tubing (DR Tubing) for unauthorized commercial activity in a state park. DR Tubing has been one of the most ...