easy
Up to 6 nights lodging; river float sessions typically 2-4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; floating on calm Elk River requires general comfort in water
Discover That '70s House along Missouri’s Elk River—an ideal base for groups eager to combine river floating with vintage-style comfort. This rental blends retro charm with prime access to outdoor adventure.
$550 per night l Up to 6 Nights l Up to 10 People
Experience the ultimate getaway at Ginger Blue Resort, where comfort meets adventure. Perfect for groups of up to 10, this stunning retreat offers spacious accommodations and a serene atmosphere. Enjoy unforgettable moments with friends and family in a picturesque setting, making every night a memorable escape from the everyday.
Please Note:
Up to 6 Nights, Up to 10 People
Nightly Rental: $550 Per Night
Check-In: 3PM Check-Out: 10AM
That 70s house sleeps 10. It is equipped with AC, a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, and full kitchen, it includes 1 king bed, 2 queen beds and 2 air mattresses. There is a large room that will accommodate 4 queen air mattresses. Over 10 people please call for pricing.
Reserve your day of rafting, canoeing, or kayaking with Elk River Floats ahead of time to guarantee synchronization with your cabin stay.
That '70s House requires guests to bring towels, bedding, blankets, and kitchen utensils to feel fully at home during the stay.
Check the Elk River’s current flow before your trip; water levels can fluctuate seasonally affecting float times and ease.
If visiting on a Friday or Saturday, plan for at least a two-night stay, as this policy ensures availability during prime times.
The Elk River region has long served as a waterway for native peoples and early settlers, with Noel founded in the late 19th century as a hub for river commerce.
Elk River Floats promotes sustainable water recreation by limiting group sizes and encouraging catch-and-release fishing to protect aquatic habitats.
Protect your belongings from splashes during your Elk River float.
summer specific
Morning and evening temperatures can vary, so pack breathable layers.
spring specific
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat help safeguard you during river activities.
summer specific
Provide grip and foot protection while entering and exiting the river.
summer specific