Fisher Towers 2-day/ 3-night Group Camp
A 2-day, 3-night rafting and camping trip through the Fisher Towers section of the Colorado River. Ideal for groups traveling more than six hours to Moab, with an arrival-night campsite and meals included before rafting begins the following afternoon.
Fisher Towers 2-day/ 3-night Group Camp
FROM: $199
May-August
About
Enjoy two days of fun, splashy Class II whitewater and three nights at the same campsite near Moab. This variation of our popular Super Group trip is ideal for youth conferences and Young Women’s and Young Men’s camps traveling from farther away.
This itinerary meets Wednesdays at 5:00 p.m.
at the Lower Onion Creek group site on Highway 128. Dinner is provided that evening, followed by breakfast the next morning.
The morning before rafting is available for activities planned and supervised by your group leaders. Bring your own games or devotional activities, or plan a nearby hike. Our staff will be available that evening and morning but will not lead your group’s activities.
Lunch is served at 11:30 a.m., and the bus arrives around 12:30 p.m. for the approximately 15-minute ride upriver to the launch site. Rafting time is approximately 2–4 hours on the first rafting day and 6–8 hours on the second. Transportation back to camp is provided after the second day.
Meals begin with dinner on arrival evening and end with breakfast on the final morning. The trip finishes around 8:00 a.m. after breakfast, with no rafting that day. Your group may leave for independent activities or travel home, or remain at camp on your own until noon.
When requesting a reservation, give us your best estimate of group size. Your balance is due 90 days before departure. Please keep us informed as your participant count changes. Maximum group size is 200 participants.
Below is a link to the trip documents for more information:
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Youth group rate: $199 per person for youth
and adults.
Additional charges: a 3% Bureau of Land Management Access Fee, a $2-per-person State Sovereign Lands Fee, and a 5% Reservation Fee
where applicable.
The Reservation Fee is waived when the balance is paid by group check or group checks received in our office before launch. Multiple group payments are fine; credit card payments and multiple individual participant checks do not qualify.
Details
Highlights
- Incredible Colorado River scenery
- Great guides with high standards
- Fun, splashy Class II rapids
- Three nights at the same campsite
- Meals from dinner on arrival evening through breakfast on departure day
- A free morning for your group’s own activities before rafting
- Opportunities for spiritually uplifting experiences
- Memories to last a lifetime
Age: Minimum Age: 4
Duration: 2 days 3 nights
Start Time: 5:00 PM
Meeting Location: Fisher Towers Road, Moab, Utah 84532, United States
Trip at a glance
What to Expect
FIRST EVENING: The meeting time is generally 5:00 p.m. at the campsite along Highway 128. This is where your group will be camping all 3 nights. After arriving at the campsite guides will direct you to the site assigned to your group. Dinner will be served around 6 pm. The evening is reserved for your group to do something on your own.
DAY 1: In the morning breakfast will be served around 7:30 AM and the morning is free to do self-guided activities while our staff get the boats ready for afternoon rafting. Lunch is served around 11:30 AM and the buses will be to the camp to take the group to the launch site about 15 minutes away. Today is a nice float with beautiful scenery, swimming, and water fights. You will arrive at camp sometime between 4 pm and 7pm depending on the water level. Dinner is served sometime between 5 pm and 8 pm. The guides will work with you to plan activities for the evenings.
DAY 2: The night before the guides will let you know what time breakfast will be served. This can be as early as 6:15 am or as late as 8:30 am. It is up to each group to get their members up and moving to breakfast on time. It gets light around 6 am so it is hard to sleep in. Depending on the water level, you will be on the river sometime between 8:30 am and 10:00 am. Lunch will be served around noon at the river’s edge. This is a good day to have a small snack on the boats. The group and the rafts will be picked up taken back up to camp. You will arrive in camp at about 5:30 pm with dinner being served sometime between 6:30 pm and 7:30 pm.
DAY 3: On this itinerary there is no rafting on the last day and the group is free to go around 8 am after breakfast and camp clean up. The campsites must be vacated by 12 pm.
What to Bring
On a wilderness adventure, happiness is bringing less -- not more. The items on this list should meet your needs throughout your trip. Please pack everything in a soft bag, such as a duffel or laundry bag, with your name on it. Place things that may spill in individual plastic baggies, and wrap breakables in soft items (or better yet, leave them at home). Keep in mind that the things in your camp bag will NOT be with you while you’re on the river. Choose clothing that will keep you comfortable through a full day under the sun and can get wet. Most guests meet at our office ready for rafting, but a changing area and restrooms are available if you prefer to travel in regular clothing and change there.
Recommended Clothing:
Swimsuit(s)
Lightweight long pants
1-2 Quick drying shorts
T-shirts
Light weight Long sleeve or rash guard (on the river sun protection)
Sunglasses (a strap is handy but not completely necessary)
Sun hat (and string to keep it from blowing off)
River sandals or two pairs tennis shoes (one to get wet, one for camp)
Bandana
Socks and underwear
Rain Poncho
Sweatshirt or light jacket if early summer trip
Recommended Personal Items:
Water bottle (16-32oz) to use on the river
Plenty of sunscreen (SPF 15-50 lotion is the best, please DO NOT bring spray sunscreen)
Lip balm (SPF 15-30)
Body lotion/After Sun care
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Disposable moist towelettes
Tissue or roll of toilet paper (toilet paper is provided in the campground toilets)
Medication if needed
Extra pair prescription glasses or contact lenses
Something to take pictures with waterproof storage or case
Money for T-shirts, maps, and gratuities at the end of the trip
Medium Ziploc bags – 5 or 6 for handy storage
Feminine Hygiene products
Hand Sanitizer
Biodegradable Soap
Small Towell
Hair Ties
Comb/brush
Deodorant
Necessary Camping Equipment:
Sleeping Bag
Tent
Flashlight
Small Pillow
Tarp or Ground Cloth
Pad or cot (the ground is very hard)
Flat sheet for sleeping when the weather is warm
Flashlight
Camp chair (if there is space in the trailers)
Insect Repellant - The bugs are not usually bad on this section unless we have had really high water that year
A complete packing list can be found in the trip documents specific to each trip.
What we Provide
Coast Guard Approved Type V lifejacket (please don't bring your own)
All rafting and safety equipment including the use of inflatable kayaks for the group
All meals starting with lunch the first day and ending with breakfast the last day
Water on the boats and water and lemonade in camp
The best guides with the highest standards in the industry, certified in CPR, Wilderness First Aid, and Youth Protection.
Memories to last a lifetime!
Fisher Towers 2-day/ 3-night Group Camp
Rate: $199
A 2-day, 3-night rafting and camping trip through the Fisher Towers section of the Colorado River. Ideal for groups traveling more than six hours to Moab, with an arrival-night campsite and meals included before rafting begins the following afternoon.
List of Services
Policies and Agreement
Points to Remember
Waivers: Every participant must complete a waiver before going on the river. A parent or legal guardian must also sign for each minor. Your confirmation email and trip documents explain the paper and online options.
Life jackets and boats: We provide the life jackets and all rafting equipment. Everyone must wear the provided life jacket while on the river. Please do not bring your own life jacket or watercraft.
Food allergies and dietary needs: Review the menu in your trip documents and email us about any food allergies before your trip. Remind your guides when meals are being prepared. We may be able to adjust how food is prepared, but we do not offer individual menu substitutions. Participants are welcome to bring supplemental food for their own dietary needs. Anyone with a severe allergy should bring their prescribed emergency medication.
Health and participation: Please review the trip details and let us know ahead of time about any condition that could affect someone’s participation. Anyone who is ill should stay home.Group FT Payment, Cancellation, & Refund Policy
Deposit
A non-refundable deposit of $10 per person is due within three weeks of receiving your reservation confirmation, based on your best estimate of group size. The deposit is applied toward your group’s balance. If your entire group cancels, the deposit is not refunded.
For reservations made within 90 days of departure, the full balance is due as soon as possible after the reservation is made. If we have not received your deposit, we will contact you before releasing your reservation. Please let us know promptly if your group makes other plans.
Payment
Your remaining balance is due 90 days before departure, preferably by check. The 5% Reservation Fee is waived when the balance is paid by group check or group checks received in our office before your launch date. The fee is not waived for credit card payments or multiple checks from individual participants.
If your group needs more time to pay, please email us. A late payment does not automatically cancel your reservation; we will contact you before releasing it.
Adding Participants
Email additions to info@worldwideriver.com as soon as possible and include your order number. For additions on departure day, email or text us by 7:00 a.m. so we can finalize boats, meals, and driver schedules. We cannot guarantee space for last-minute additions. Additional participants may be paid for by check or credit card upon arrival, and the Reservation Fee applies to participants added at the last minute.
Full Group Cancellations
If your entire group cancels between 90 days and 24 hours before departure, 50% of the money collected is forfeited, including the non-refundable deposit. If the entire group cancels within 24 hours of departure, all money collected is forfeited.
Individual Cancellations, Count Changes & Refunds
Please keep track of your participants and tell us as soon as you know your count has decreased. To receive a refund or credit for more than two individual cancellations, notify us at least 24 hours before departure. Earlier notice helps us adjust meals, boats, drivers, and guides.
Up to two individual cancellations reported by email or text by 7:00 a.m. on departure day are eligible for a refund or credit. If you first report a larger decrease after the 24-hour deadline, only two cancellations are eligible; the additional cancellations are not refundable or creditable. Refunds are processed after the river trip.
Please send your exact participant count by 7:00 a.m. on departure day, even if it has not changed. Email info@worldwideriver.com or text 435-259-7515, and include the order number shown at the top of your reservation.
When a refund is issued for a credit card payment, the Reservation Fee is not refunded. Instead of receiving an eligible refund, your group may apply that credit toward guide gratuities at the end of the trip.
Invoices & Payment Address
Select “Print Receipt” near the top of your reservation to print an invoice. Please make checks payable to:
World Wide River Expeditions
625 Riversands Rd.
Moab, UT 84532
Raft Moab, Inc., DBA World Wide River Expeditions, is a registered Utah corporation. A W-9 is available on request if your organization needs one for its records.
