Umpqua 2-Day Adventure (Groups of 10+)

FRIDAY:

3:00 - 6:00 p.m. — Check-in for your two-night stay at Umpqua’s Last Resort. Unpack and get settled into your glamping tent accommodations.

5:30 p.m. — Meet and greet with your guide! You’ll receive an overall trip briefing and overview of the Umpqua Valley. Guests will decide from a small list of possible activities so that we can plan accordingly for the next two days. After a little happy hour, relax by the river or the fire pits provided outside your tent until dinner is served.

7:00 p.m. — Time for supper! Our guides will be whipping up some seriously elevated backcountry cuisine, consisting of well-balanced, healthy meals that will leave you fully satiated. Menu may include a wide variety of meats, grains, and vegetables — sauteed, steamed, or grilled. And of course, no proper meal is complete without dessert!

SATURDAY:

8:00 a.m. — Piping hot coffee and breakfast prepared by your guides will be ready and waiting to give you a hearty start for your day of adventure. You can expect the works...eggs, sausage, fresh fruit, bagels, juice, hot beverages, maybe even flapjacks!

9:00 a.m. — Change into river clothes, meet out front of the resort, then our shuttle will transport you to the Gravel Bin launch site just a short 10 minute ride away. 

9:30 a.m. —  Your guide will provide a quick safety talk and instructions on basic paddle strokes for a fun and safe trip. Then get geared up with your PFD and helmet, grab a paddle, and start rafting!

12:00 p.m. — Stop midway for a deli-style lunch. Take a quick swim or relax in the sun before getting back on the water.

3:00 p.m. — Arrive at Susan Creek take-out, change out of river clothes and gear as the guides load up the boats for departure back to Umpqua’s Last Resort. 

3:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. — Explore the Umpqua Valley! After returning from rafting, the rest of the afternoon is up to you! Hit the trail and go hiking or biking, hop on a shuttle to one of the area’s waterfalls, take yourself on an adventure to one of the nearby wilderness attractions like Crater Lake National Park, or just relax by the water with a book.

7:00 p.m. — Enjoy another gourmet meal cooked in the great outdoors. After indulging in a sweet treat, kick back and take in the vibrant night skies. 

SUNDAY:

8:00 a.m. — Grab-n-go breakfast burritos, fruit, and hot beverages will be available bright and early to get you fueled up for another day on the river. After breakfast, guests should pack up all their personal belongings, load it into their vehicles, and check out with the office staff at the resort. 

9:15 a.m. —  Shuttle to Boulder Flats launch site, 5 minutes down the road. Get geared up after a quick trip briefing then hit the river!

2:30 p.m. — Arrive at Gravel Bin take-out, enjoy lunch before loading up the shuttle back to Umpqua’s Last Resort.

3:00 p.m. — Pick-up your vehicle at the resort and gather any last gear. Continue to explore the Umpqua Valley on your own or head back home. Guests must provide their own transportation. 

You amd your group will be “glamping” at the Umpqua’s Last Resort in luxury canvas wall tents. Each accommodation can sleep up to four guests comfortably, with the Standard Tent option best suited for groups of 2. A futon couch is available that could fit a 3rd guest.

Our XL tent option sleeps 4 with two queen beds. A futon couch is available for a possible 5th .

All Glamping Tent sites include hardwood floors, rustic antique furniture, a king size bed with luxury linens, heated blankets for chilly nights, towels, faux fur rugs, propane heaters, electrical outlets, cooler/icebox, coffee maker, & hot/cold water dispenser.

Outside of the sites you’ll find lounge chairs, a fire pit, and picnic table. All Glamping Tents are a short walk away from the resort’s shared bathrooms and showers.

Initial Price is for up to 10 People; you can add on up to 20 people.

Unless you own a waterproof GoPro (or similar waterproof camera), we recommend that you leave your camera or phone at camp.

No. We are honored to guide people of all abilities down our rivers, and our professionally-trained guides will teach you everything you need to know to ensure a fun and safe trip.

Our rafting trips are appropriate and accessible for people with a wide range of fitness and physical ability. Those who prefer not to paddle may simply enjoy the ride.

While there is a chance of falling out of the raft into the river, Sun Country Tours guides do everything they can to prevent it. However, many times, those who do fall out recount the experience as the highlight of their rafting adventure. The best way to prevent falling out, though, is to listen to your guide, both when they explain how to brace yourself while traveling rapids, and also what to do if you fall out.

Tips are always appreciated, but never expected by our guides. Sun Country Tours guides are paid a highly competitive rate to guide you safely down our rivers, and entertain you as our guest along the way. We are known for our experienced guides and excellent customer service, and if you feel your guide exceeded even those expectations, your tip will be greatly appreciated.

• Hiking: Explore segments of the 79-mile North Umpqua Trail.
• Mountain Biking: Ride scenic forest and riverside trails.
• Waterfall Hikes: Visit multiple waterfalls on guided or self-led hikes.
• Fly Fishing: Cast for steelhead in the legendary North Umpqua River.
• Umpqua Hot Springs: Soak in natural geothermal pools above the river.
• Scenic Drives: Travel the Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway for epic views.
• Crater Lake National Park: Take a day trip to explore this iconic natural wonder (approx. 1 hour away).
• Rock Climbing: Try local climbing spots within Umpqua National Forest.
• Wildlife Viewing: Watch for deer, osprey, bald eagles, and more.
• Swimming: Cool off in calm sections of the North Umpqua River.
• Local Dining: Enjoy a meal at nearby spots like the Steamboat Inn or Dry Creek Store.

Roseburg, OR – Approx. 1 hour (47 miles) Your best bet for groceries, dining, and general amenities.

Crater Lake National Park (North Entrance) – Approx. 1 hour (45 miles) Perfect for a day trip—explore the rim, take in views, or hike the trails.

Eugene, OR – Approx. 2 hours (95 miles) Home to a regional airport, breweries, and outdoor shops.

Medford, OR – Approx. 2.5 hours (113 miles) Larger city with a commercial airport, shopping, and services.