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Experience Missouri’s Elk River: Group Float Trips and Cabin Stays Near Noel - Noel

Experience Missouri’s Elk River: Group Float Trips and Cabin Stays Near Noel

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; able to paddle for a couple of hours with moderate effort.

Overview

Discover a group-friendly float trip along Missouri’s Elk River, paired with spacious cabins near Noel. Perfect for families and friends seeking a relaxed water adventure and cozy lodging.

Noel, Missouri

12 Person Cabins: Float Trip Add-On

Starting at $320 l 6 Mile Trip l Required Add-On

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Experience an unforgettable 6-mile adventure with friends in spacious rafts, canoes, or kayaks. Perfect for groups, this unique outing combines thrilling water activities with cozy cabin accommodations, ensuring a memorable getaway. Gather a minimum of twelve people for a day filled with excitement and camaraderie on the water.

Rates

  • 8 Man Raft: $280 - $320 - Must Book 2
  • 6 Man Raft: $210 - $240 - Must Book 2
  • Canoe: $70 - $80 - 2 Person Canoe ages 10years and up only on Canoes
  • Kayak: $45 - $50 - Single Person Kayak

Duration

6 Mile Trip

About

12 Person Cabins Required Raft Add-Ons

All lodging reservations require a minimum one day of rafting, canoeing, or kayaking. The combination of float rentals must add up to accommodate the number of people occupying the unit(s) with a minimum of twelve (12) people.

Adventure Tips

Book floats matching cabin occupancy

Ensure your group’s float rentals add up to at least 12 people to comply with cabin requirements.

Wear water shoes

Protect your feet from rocky riverbeds and slippery surfaces during the float trip.

Bring a dry bag

Keep your belongings safe and dry while you paddle down the Elk River’s gentle flow.

Apply sunscreen generously

Shield yourself from sun exposure, especially during midday floats under open skies.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • White-tailed deer
  • River otters

History

The Elk River region has long been a resource hub for Native American tribes and early settlers in Missouri, reflecting its historical significance in local culture.

Conservation

Operators promote Leave No Trace principles and encourage guests to minimize environmental impact to preserve the Elk River’s pristine water quality.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Personal flotation device (PFD)

Essential

Required for safety on all watercraft during the float trip.

Water shoes

Essential

Protect feet from sharp rocks and slippery riverbeds.

summer specific

Lightweight rain jacket

Useful in spring for unexpected showers on the water.

spring specific

Dry bag

Essential

Keeps belongings dry while paddling.