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Logistics and Info


                                                                                                                                                       
  • Day Trips from Ashland, OR

  • 4-5 Hours on the River ~ 7-8 Miles

  • Ages 4+

  • 40-50 minute shuttle from Ashland

    • 9am - Meet in Ashland (Or meet us on the river at 10am)

    • 10:30am - Put in

    • 12pm - Lunch on the River

    • 3pm - Take Out

    • 4pm - Drop off in Ashland


 A = Collier Rest Area: Put-In for Class I-II Full Day  
 B = Tree of Heaven Campground: Put-In for Class II-III Full Day 

 C = Sluice Box River Access: Put-In for Class III/III+ Full Day 

 



 
   

Klamath River Multi-day Trips Camp at Ferry Point

Ferry Point is located along Highway 96, 11 miles west of the town of Happy Camp

2 hrs southwest of Ashland ~ 2 hrs Northwest of Mt. Shasta

- From I-5: take Highway 96 West for 66 miles to the town of Happy Camp, CA.

- Continue west on Highway 96 for 11 more miles.

- At mile marker 30.18 there is a turnout on the left side (river side) of the road with a Forrest Service sign that says Ferry Point River Access. 

- Follow the dirt road 1/4 mile down to the bottom, turn left at the bathrooms, camp is by the river  and easy to spot

 Directions to the our Trinity River camp at Hayden Flat Campground

- Take I-5 to Redding, CA

- Go West on Highway 299

- Go through the town of Weaverville, CA

(This will be the last real town to gas up and grab last minute supplies!)

- Continue West 31 miles past Weaverville on Highway 299

- You will see a sign on your right for Hayden Flat Campground.

- Go 100 yards past the sign and turn left to go down to the lower loop of the campground, where we typically have our camp set up.


What to bring on the trip:

- 2-3 swimsuits              - Water shoes: Tevas/Tennis Shoes

- Hat/Visor                      - Sunglasses with head strap

- Windbreaker               - Pants/Shirts/Shorts

-Tent and tarp               - Comfy/warm clothes for camp

- Sleeping bag               - Sleeping pad, pillow

- Camp Chair                  - Sneakers/flip-flops

- Toiletries                      - Flash light/headlamp

- Sunscreen                    - Chapstick/lip balm

- Hand sanitizer            - Bug spray/mosquito repellent

- Plate, bowl, cup         - Knife, fork, spoon

* We always have lots of extra  kitchen items and silverware

Optional Equipment:

  *Camera, beach towel, fishing gear and license 

  *Extra warm clothes, sun shirt/sun pants for extra sun protection

  *Wetsuit during cooler Spring conditions (We do have extra wetsuits if needed)                                       

Food Options

* Please see "Rafting Rates" page for pricing

  • Option 1: All food and meals included. Let our friendly guides take care of everything for you! Sit back, relax and enjoy the feast.
  • Option 2: Shared meal program.  Very popular with family groups and large trips with friends. Each person/couple/family brings 1-2 meals for the group to prepare with our kitchen. Then sit back, relax and enjoy other's delicious meals for the rest of the trip.

    • Option 3: Provide all your own food. Experienced camper with your own cooking gear? Bring your camp stove and food and save a few bucks.

    Transportation and Shuttles

    How do we get to and from Ashland or our camp sight before and after rafting each day? 

    • We simply self-shuttle. Follow the guide car and drive your own vehicle and crew to the put in or take out. Drop off the cars and/or people and a designated shuttle driver takes the drivers back.  It's really quite simple and easy!

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