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Deschutes 3-Day Trips

3-day trips on the Deschutes meet at 8:00 in the morning at Maupin City Park, in Maupin, Oregon. See map/directions. We will leave your vehicle securely parked there and everyone will go by van to the put-in place at Warm Springs for the three-day overnight trip.  Please have your breakfast before departure to Warm Springs.

At Warm Springs put-in, two passenger rafts will be available for the guests and a gear raft for everything else. You may have a small day bag for your passenger raft.

Lunch will be served riverside after somewhere close to noon or 1:00.

After a half-day of whitewater rafting, we will find a good campground and unpack.  The kitchen will be set up by the guides and dinner prepared while you enjoy your campground. It is a good time for hiking, swimming, fishing, and feeling like a kid again while you relax. Alcoholic beverages can be consumed while in camp.

After breakfast the next day, rafts will be loaded and everyone will depart for a day of rafting fun.  We will stop along the river for a short lunch break and then back to whitewater rafting we go.

Estimated time of departure from the Deschutes River is between 3:00 to 4:00 either at Maupin City Park or Sandy Beach depending on the time available and how much river is covered the day before.

Suggested things to bring are:  shorts and small tops or swimsuits for day wear and tee shirts, jackets, long pants, for the cooler nights.  Hats are recommended for the ride on the river and suntan protection, snacks, bug repellent, flash lights, drinks, toiletries, tents, sleeping bags, folding lawn chairs etc for the camp out nights.  Hiking or tennis shoes for dry land wear in camp and nylon windbreakers in case of wind or rain. You can rent from us sleeping bags, tents and lawn chairs if you would like.

Typical Menu

Day 1.

Lunch – An all-you-can-eat deli style lunch.  You build your own sandwich with ham or chicken meat, tomato, lettuce, onion, mayo, mustard plus homemade potato salad, chips/salsa, dessert, drinks, and fruit. 

Appetizers: Ritz crackers, summer sausage and smoked cheddar cheese, celery and carrot sticks.

Dinner: Roast beef, pilaf rice, green salad, baked beans, and strawberry shortcake.

Day 2.

Breakfast –Break fast sandwiches made with eggs, sausage and cheese muffins, fruit, cold cereal, juice and coffee.

Lunch – all-you-can-eat deli-style lunch described above with tuna and peanut butter sandwiches.

Dinner - Spaghetti, dinner rolls, salad, corn and brownies.

Day 3.

Breakfast  - Pancakes, instant oatmeal, fruit salad, juice or coffee.

Lunch -- Deli style lunch with peanut butter sandwiches.

Menu suggestions welcomed!

Alcoholic beverages can be consumed in camp. Hiking, fishing swimming, or just relaxing next to the water is all up to you during the camp out evenings and mornings.

Fishing licenses and gear need to be purchased in advance by you and you may bring your own alcoholic beverages to be consumed in camp.

Price per person is $110.00 per person per day for a total of $330 per person for three days and two overnight.  Please send a $50 per person deposit to hold your seats on the rafts.  The deposit is non refundable. Final payment is to be made 30 days before your scheduled departure date.

Boater day passes are required to be purchased by you at www.boaterpass.com  
Please call if you have any questions.

Looking forward to a great river adventure!

Thank you,
Karen Driver
All Adventures Rafting
1-800-74-FLOAT (35628)