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Whitewater Rafting with Gypsy Camp and Canoe in Siloam Springs - Fayetteville

Whitewater Rafting with Gypsy Camp and Canoe in Siloam Springs

Siloam Springschallenging

Difficulty

challenging

Duration

5–6 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in good physical condition, capable of paddling and working as a team for extended periods.

Overview

Gear up for an exhilarating 5-6 hour whitewater trip on Arkansas’s Illinois River with Gypsy Camp and Canoe. Navigate class II and III rapids through scenic surrounds and discover why this stretch is a standout for adventure lovers looking for a day full of action and natural beauty.

Siloam Springs, Arkansas

Park to Park Odyssey (WHITEWATER)

Ages 9+ * 5-6 Hours * Fri-Mon * 10AM Only

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable 5-6 hour adventure with the Park to Park Odyssey, navigating the thrilling rapids of the Illinois River. Experience the excitement of both Siloam Springs Kayak Park and WOKA Whitewater Park, all while enjoying a scenic shuttle ride. Perfect for adrenaline seekers, this trip promises an exhilarating day on the water!

THIS IS A LONG PADDLE WITH WHITEWATER

  • 5-6 Hours, depending on water levels, how fast you paddle and how long you stay at WOKA.
  • Available Friday-Monday 10AM Only.
  • Take out Pick up time is 4PM.

About

Prepare for an exhilarating adventure with our Park to Park Odyssey, perfect for adventurers seeking an adrenaline filled journey along the Illinois River. You will be shuttled to the SSKP, floating past Gypsy Camp through WOKA Whitewater Park and to our private take out where you will be shuttled back to your vehicle at Gypsy Camp. This trip consists of the combination of The OG and the Rapids Run, so you get the best of the Siloam Springs Kayak Park Class I & II Rapids as well as the WOKA Whitewater Park Class II Rapids!

Shuttle Take Out time is 4PM only, so plan accordingly.

This float is 5-6 hours of pure adventure!

More Info

  • No personal boats/shuttles on this trip. Rentals only.
  • Minimum age for rafts/tandems 9+
  • Minimum age for single kayak rentals are 13+
  • All paddlers must wear Lifejacket and Helmet through WOKA.
  • NO alcohol allowed at WOKA.
  • Included with your boat rental: Shuttle, Lifejacket, Helmet and Paddles.

What to Bring (We do sell these items in the store as well)

  • Plenty of drinks and snacks
  • Strap-on Water Shoes
  • Sunscreen
  • Extra Bungee's for your cooler
  • Dry bags for phone/valuables.

NO WALK INS! YOU MUST MAKE RESERVATIONS. We don't offer refunds or rescheduling unless we close for the day due to unsafe weather conditions. Unless you purchase trip protection.

Adventure Tips

Dress for Water and Weather

Wear quick-drying clothes and layers to stay comfortable as conditions can change quickly on the river.

Follow Guides’ Instructions Carefully

Pay close attention to paddling commands and safety briefings to ensure a fun and secure experience.

Check River Conditions Beforehand

Look up recent water levels and flow info to ensure optimal conditions for whitewater trips.

Bring Waterproof Gear

Use waterproof bags for personal items, and secure your camera to enjoy capturing the trip safely.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Bald eagles soaring overhead
  • Otters playing in the shallows

History

The Illinois River has long been a vital route for local commerce and recreation, with native tribes historically utilizing its waters for transportation and sustenance.

Conservation

Gypsy Camp and Canoe emphasizes sustainable practices, ensuring the river’s health through responsible guiding and leaving no trace policies.

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Recommended Gear

Quick-drying T-shirt and Shorts

Essential

Keeps you comfortable and dries quickly after getting wet.

summer specific

Wetsuit or Splash Gear

Provides insulation during colder months and water conditions.

spring,winter specific

Waterproof Sunscreen

Essential

Protects your skin from sun exposure during long hours outside.

summer specific

Secure Footwear (River Shoes or Crocs)

Essential

Ensures safety and grip when entering or exiting the boat and navigating rocks.