What should you bring?
On one day rafting trips, we provide everything you need for the river. However, don't forget to bring these things:
- Non-Medial face covering. Recommendations are a buff, bandana or other cotton like face covering. You might already have a few by now. Please don’t bring anything that will fall apart when it gets wet. We will be wearing face coverings on the bus ride, and in situations where 2 m spacing is not possible.
If you do not have a face covering, or forget yours, we will have buffs available for $10.
- Extra shoes to wear on the raft, low cut runners, sandals or water shoes, they must stay firmly on the foot. If you don't have them, purchase in our river shop. (no flip flops or Croc style clogs on the river please), there are stops on the river where you will be climbing over rocks. If you have any injuries that may make it hard to walk please let your guide know or wear additional supportive footwear.
- Bathing suit or quick dry shorts
- Beach Towel (whether you are camping or staying in a cabin) To be left behind for when you return.
- Rash Top (not mandatory but any quick dry material is OK)
- Basically, it's a "River T-Shirt" that is quick dry and adds warmth. Wear it rafting, canoeing, kayaking, biking etc.
- For valuables, lock them in the trunk of your vehicle or hide from view. Your trip leader will look after your keys while you are on the river. We also rent coin lockers for your convenience.
- If you wear glasses, you can purchase a strap to secure them from our Store
- tent
- sleeping bag
- foam pad
- pillow
- Fold-able table
- flashlight
- warm clothing for evenings
- wind up alarm (or extra chargers for your cell phone)
- folding camp chairs
- towel(s)
- bring flashlight
- wind up alarm (or extra chargers for your cell phone)
- warm clothing for evenings
- Bedding and Towels are included in all of our rental units but we do recommend you bring beach towels.
