Rafting Trip Packing Lists

One Day Raft Trips

Swimsuits or shorts and top (cotton not recommended)
Sports sandals or hard-soled wetsuit booties
Wide rimmed hat or ball cap (ball cap fits well under helmet)
Water Bottle (1 liter) with carabiner
Waterproof sunscreen
Sunglasses with strap (consider bring two pairs)
Waterproof Camera

Multi-day Lodge Raft Trips

Rogue River, North Umpqua,Klamath River

On the River

2 swimsuits or shorts and top (cotton not recommended)
Sports sandals or hard-soled wetsuit booties
Synthetic paddling gloves
Wide rimmed hat or ball cap (ball cap fits well under helmet)
Polypro, synthetic or hydro-skin shirt (nice for mornings and chilly days)
Water Bottle (1 liter) with carabiner
Waterproof sunscreen
Sunglasses with strap (consider bringing two pairs)

Off the river

2 pair pants/shorts
2 shirts
Fleece jacket or sweatshirt
Insect repellent
Personal items (medications, hygiene; keep personal grooming items to a minimum)
A good book
Journal and pen (recommended)
Headlamp or flashlight
Camera with extra film or memory cards and batteries
Fishing equipment and valid state fishing license

Multi-day Camping Trips

Salmon River, Klamath Family, North Umpqua

On the River

2 swimsuits or shorts and top (cotton not recommended)
Sports sandals or hard-soled wetsuit booties
Synthetic paddling gloves
Wide rimmed hat or ball cap (ball cap fits well under helmet)
Polypro, synthetic or hydro-skin shirt (nice for mornings and chilly days)
Water Bottle (1 liter) with carabiner
Waterproof sunscreen
Sunglasses with strap (consider bringing two pairs)

In Camp

2 pair pants/shorts
2 shirts
Fleece jacket or sweatshirt
Light rain jacket
Sleeping bag (synthetic material recommended) (rated to 45?F)
Sleeping pad (optional—most guests choose to sleep in their boats; however, in the unlikely event of rain, boats will not fit in tents)
Small towel
Headlamp or flashlight
Beanie
Camera with extra film or memory cards and batteries
A good book
Journal and pen (suggested)
Personal hygiene items