This is a self-guided trip so the amount of time you spend on the water is up to you. It usually takes our rafters anywhere between 3-6 hours to complete our stretch of river.

A self-guided trip means that there IS NOT a guide in your raft. However, we do have staff stationed at all of the major rapids as well as a "sweep boat" behind you to ensure your safety.

The Upper Cache Creek that we run is rated Class III with some sections that are Class II. No experience is necessary to run this river and it is ideal for beginners. Please be aware that this is not an amusement park ride and that whitewater rafting does involve inherent risks.

We run three different types of top of the line rafts that can accommodate anywhere from 2-6 people.

Our fleet consists of:

• 2 person self-bailing AIRE kayaks
• 2-3 person self-bailing Achilles rafts
• 3-6 person self-bailing AIRE Super Puma rafts

What to bring for rafting:

• Tennis shoes or rugged sandals with secure straps like Tevas for rafting
• Swimwear/shorts
• Change of clothes and towel
• Hat and sunglasses with strap
• Sunscreen
• Soft-shelled ice chest that zips shuts (no styrofoam)
• Beverages and snacks (cans or plastic only, NO glass bottles)
• You must bring a rafting partner as no one rafts alone

What to bring for camping:

• Tent
• Sleeping bag
• Air mattress/foam pad for ground
• Flashlight
• Toiletries
• Bug spray
• Beverages and snacks for camp
• Change of clothes and dry shoes

What to leave at home:

• Radios/iPods/amplified music
• Glass bottles
• Styrofoam ice chests
• Children under the age of 12
• Pets

Yes, we have room to accommodate most sized RVs and camping trailers. Please call ahead to reserve your spot as capacity is limited.

Yes, you can raft even if you can't swim, that's what the life jacket is for. However, you should feel comfortable in and around water as the chance of you having an out-of-boat experience is very likely.

Yes, we require our rafters to be at least 12 year old.

Yes, please give us a call at least 7 days in advance of your trip date and we will do our best to accommodate your dietary needs.

No, unfortunately only 2-day rafters are allowed to camp at our campground per our county contract. However, there is a public campground located 2 miles upstream from us; click here to visit their website.