Whitewater Challengers

"Very well organized, fun, and safe. The guides are very knowledgeable and make you feel like you’re never in danger. There are a lot of people going together most of the time and if you’re not coming in group of 7 then they’ll add people into your raft to make sure there’s enough people. We went on a day where it was pouring rain but we all still managed to have an amazing time, so on a sunny day it must just be perfect!"

"Such a great, fun adventure. Everyone was very nice. Definitely pay attention to the instructions before getting in the raft because you may need to apply them. And bring a watergun or purchase one at their store. Have fun!"

"Awesome place to go rafting. The staff does a great job and the trips run like clock work. The guides are great and make the trip as fun as possible. Took the duckie for the first time this year. Brian and the crew did an awesome job as our guide in the pouring rain."

"We had a wonderful time at Whitewater Challengers. We were a group of 18 people and we camped for 2 days here. First day we went for rafting (Premier whitewater rafting) Rafting - it was a nearly 4 hour rafting in total. You will be instructed by instructors before the rafting begins. A group of around 80 folks are sent in one go with around 4 guides/experts to watch you along your journey. Each raft will have 5-6 people onboard. It is all safe, you may fall etc but there is nothing to be worried about. I saw kids of 8years doing rafting here. A few of the rapids were crazy but it’s all fun. You will be asked to stop mid-way during your rafting trip for lunch. Get yourself some quick snacks. You will be provided with buckets on each raft to put in your food, water and cell phones. There is a camera somewhere towards the end if rafting, ask your guide to tell you where it is so that you can pose and buy the photos later from the store. Pro Tip - make sure you wear water shoes and proper clothes upfront to save time. You get everything in the shop too but obviously it’s all expensive. I got my water-shoes from Walmart in around $9. Comply with Dress-Code or else you will be asked to wait in queue to rent/buy stuff from there. Save time. Camping - Kindly note that you can only camp here if you do rafting with them. However, once you have done rafting you can stay here for multiple nights. Tents are also provided on rent ($10 per person) but I would recommend to get your own tent. The rented tents were dusty inside. Camping experience was fun. You have a big main shower area and multiple restrooms towards the entrance which were clean enough to use. Towards the center, there is another bio- restroom which is kind of OKish for emergencies;) In our group of 18 people only 13 were rafting. So not everyone in the group should raft but majority should do. Shops and Food - At the entrance there is store which has almost everything that you could need. Example - tent, sleeping bags, water clothes, water shoes, firewood etc You also get food here during normal hours. I have attached the photograph of menu which should help you. Good luck and have a wonderful time here You will love it ❤️"