Experience the best of Oregon’s “Wild & Scenic” Rogue River in one perfectly packed adventure. Our 3-day Rogue River rafting trips are designed for families and adventurers who want the full wilderness experience without spending a week off the grid.
From the splashy fun of Rainie Falls to the quiet majesty of Mule Creek Canyon, these 40 miles of river offer the ultimate escape.
Choose fully outfitted riverside camping or two nights in historic wilderness lodges. Either way, Noah's handles the boats, meals, gear and logistics so you can experience Oregon's Wild & Scenic Rogue.
Call/Text UsEmail UsBoth trips travel the protected Rogue River canyon with professional guides, meals, rafting equipment and return transportation included. The biggest decision is where you want to settle in after a day on the water.
$1,345 adult$1,245 ages 16 & under · plus 5% federal use fee
For guests who want the full open-air canyon experience. Spacious tents, cots, sleeping pads and sleeping bags are provided, and camp is prepared before you arrive.
$1,645 adult$1,545 ages 11 & under · plus 5% federal use fee
For guests who want the same river days with private rooms, fresh linens, warm showers and home-cooked dinners at remote lodges accessible only by boat or trail.
| What matters | 3-Day Camping | 3-Day Lodge-to-Lodge |
|---|---|---|
| Overnight | Two prepared riverside camps | Black Bar, then Paradise Lodge |
| Sleeping | 10×10 tents, cots, pads and bags | Private rooms, beds and fresh linens |
| Bathing | Wilderness camp routine | Warm showers at the lodges |
| Meals | Guide-prepared riverside meals | Riverside lunches and lodge dinners |
| Best for | Travelers who want maximum time outdoors | Travelers who want extra comfort at night |
| Departure | Fridays, May–August | Tuesdays, June–August |
Prices and schedules shown are based on the current trip information published by Noah's and may change. Confirm your departure details before booking.
Meet at Morrison's Lodge at 8:30 a.m., pack personal items into dry bags and complete the safety briefing. Launch into the canyon, begin the first stretch of rapids and arrive at your riverside camp or Black Bar Lodge.
Alternate whitewater with calm floating, wildlife, swimming holes and side hikes. Camping guests settle into a second river camp; lodge guests arrive at Paradise Lodge for a shower, dinner and canyon views.
After breakfast, enjoy the final miles to Foster Bar near Agness. Trips typically finish around 2:00 p.m., with the included shuttle returning guests to Morrison's Lodge at approximately 4:30–5:00 p.m.
Daily mileage, stops, boat choices and timing can change with river conditions and guide judgment.
An oar boat lets you relax while a guide rows. A paddle boat makes the rapids a team effort. When conditions and ability allow, an inflatable kayak offers the most independent ride.
Between the rapids, the Rogue opens into calm pools, side creeks and wildlife habitat. Guests may swim, explore short trails, visit historic canyon sites and watch for black bears, bald eagles, osprey, river otters and deer.
The trip is active without requiring everyone to experience it the same way.
Warm summer water, different boat choices and plenty to do between rapids make three days approachable for many families.
No previous rafting experience is generally required. Guides provide equipment, instruction and a safety briefing.
Three days fits into a long weekend while still creating the feeling of a true wilderness vacation.
Oar boats and lodge nights can give mixed-age groups more comfortable ways to share the canyon.
Paddle boats, inflatable kayaks, swimming and short side hikes add challenge when conditions allow.
Ask Noah's about planning a departure around your family, celebration, reunion or group needs.
Three days is enough time to leave the road behind, settle into the rhythm of the river and come home with stories your group will keep telling.
The river experience is similar, but the overnights are different. Camping guests sleep at prepared riverside camps. Lodge guests stay at Black Bar and Paradise Lodge with private rooms, fresh linens and warm showers.
The currently published 3-day camping price is $1,345 per adult and $1,245 for guests 16 and under. The 3-day lodge price is $1,645 per adult and $1,545 for children 11 and under. A 5% federal use fee applies. Confirm current pricing before reserving.
Camping trips currently depart on Fridays during the May–August season. Lodge trips currently depart on Tuesdays during June–August. Check availability for exact dates.
No previous rafting experience is generally required. Noah's provides instruction, safety equipment and boat choices suited to the group and current river conditions.
The published minimum age is six, but river conditions and the specific departure can affect age requirements. Confirm before booking.
Noah's supplies rafting gear, meals, dry bags and the major camping equipment or lodge accommodation for your selected trip. You will receive a personal packing list for clothing, footwear, toiletries and other essentials.
Guests meet at Morrison's Rogue River Lodge, 8500 Galice Road in Merlin, Oregon, at 8:30 a.m. The included return shuttle typically arrives back around 4:30–5:00 p.m. on Day 3.
If you are not sure which trip fits your group, contact Noah's. Hugh can walk you through comfort, ages, dates and the kind of river experience you want.
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