Glamping & Lodging FAQs
Yes! We have Deluxe tents that will accommodate 4-6 people, Safari Tents that accommodate 1-2 people, and Basic Tents that accommodate 1-3 people.
Check in is at 4 PM and Check out is 10 AM. Guests may arrive early or leave late only with prior approval.
Our riverside campus is designed to keep you comfortable, entertained, and well-fed throughout your stay. Onsite amenities include:
- A clean toilet and shower house
- The Learning Lodge, featuring a classroom space, library, and games
- An above-ground pool used for kayaking courses
- Beach access for swimming
- Volleyball court
- Rock climbing wall (available for an additional fee)
- Challenge course (available for an additional fee)
- Small personal storage lockers for snacks and essentials
- The Eddy Restaurant, offering covered outdoor dining
- Wi-Fi access
- The Trading Post Store, stocked with SRAC merchandise, drinks, milkshakes, snacks, and basic necessities like batteries, toothbrushes, and sunscreen
10 PM to 7 AM daily.
No. Cell reception is available 12 miles away in North Fork, ID. We do have a landline for emergencies. We also have Wifi onsite. Though please be aware, WiFi is not available on the entire property.
No. Only ADA-compliant service animals are permitted. Must be declared at check-in. Additional cleaning/damage fees may apply.
No. SRAC is a non-smoking facility. Deodorizing/cleaning charges may apply for violations.
Yes, children under 12: Must be supervised at all times
- 6+: May raft with a guide
- 10+: May kayak with a guide
- Youth groups: must provide at least 2 adult leaders per 12
Yes! The Eddy, our on-site café, serves hearty meals daily.
- Coffee & tea: 7:00 AM
- Breakfast: 8:00 AM (included with your stay)
- Dinner: 6:00 PM
- $19 per adult
- $16 for children 12 and under
Please let us know in advance if you plan to join us for dinner.
Lunches are typically packed in the morning for the day’s activities.
To help protect wildlife and keep our camp critter-free, outside food and coolers are not allowed. Small, sealed snacks and a few personal beverages may be brought and stored in a small locker. All snacks are kept in our kitchen/dining area—food is not permitted in tents.
Our Trading Post also offers snacks and drinks for purchase.
Because of limited transport capacity across the river and wildlife concerns, we ask that guests do not bring additional food or coolers. Thanks for helping us keep the camp safe and comfortable for everyone!
Email advenure@salmonwhitewater.com at least 2 weeks in advance. We try to accommodate all requests, but for severe allergies (e.g. anaphylaxis), bring your own EpiPens and contact us for a safety plan.
By booking, you accept full financial responsibility for damages, missing items, or cleaning needs resulting from your stay.
Yes. Wildfire danger is always a concern in this area. Campfires are only permitted in our designated fire pit and with prior approval. If the Salmon–Challis National Forest implements fire restrictions, we may prohibit all fires—even in the fire pit.
Fireworks are never permitted.
Yes, only with advance notice. Please contact us to coordinate.
Yes—you’re visiting wild Idaho, and wildlife is part of the experience. To help keep both guests and animals safe, no food is allowed in tents, and we ask everyone to follow staff instructions and use common-sense precautions while in camp.
Wildlife sightings are generally rare, but rattlesnakes do live in the area, so staying aware of your surroundings and using a flashlight or headlamp at night is important.
Our base camp is located across the river. Our staff will ferry you and your gear over by raft. While we do our best to keep everything dry, gear may get wet, so please pack accordingly.
We also ask that guests pack light and bring only what they need. Our guides will be loading, ferrying, and hauling all gear across the river, and being considerate with your packing helps keep the process safe and efficient for everyone.
For safety reasons, river crossings are not available after 9:00 PM.
There’s plenty to enjoy during your downtime at camp! Free activities include:
- Frisbee golf — perfect for a little friendly competition
- Cornhole, slackline, and horseshoes for classic camp games and laughs
- Board games and card games for laid-back evenings
- A white sandy beach ideal for swimming, sunbathing, or just kicking back
- Scenic walking trails to stretch your legs and soak in the canyon views
- A cozy book library for unplugged reading time
Whether you’re feeling active or ready to relax, camp has something for everyone.
