Float 2 miles of the North Platte River with your choice of tank, tube, kayak, or canoe
2 Hours
Life jackets, Paddles
Float an approximately 2-mile stretch of the North Platte River from Buffalo Bill Campground to Cody Park. Choose your vessel and let the team handle the shuttle and equipment.
Life jackets are required by state law; you must bring a life jacket for participants under age 5. Water levels can change and may require alternate equipment or trips.
Cancel up to one week before scheduled check-in for a refund minus a 10% booking fee. Cancellations less than one week before scheduled check-in are non-refundable. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other circumstances.
Product ID: TMT9CQ
Check in at least 10 minutes before your scheduled departure time.
Bring a life jacket for any participant under age 5. Life jackets are required by state law.
Yes. Alcohol is allowed; drink responsibly.
Dusty and Stephanie, along with guides like Jordan, have built something genuinely special in the Nebraska Sandhills. Their wildlife tours, covering Sandhill Cranes and Greater Prairie Chickens, consistently earn glowing praise for the depth of knowledge the guides bring, not just about the birds themselves but about local agriculture, history, and the surrounding landscape. Reviewers frequently note how prepared and enthusiastic the team is, with thoughtful touches like hot coffee, snacks, and local treat bags rounding out the experience. The trail rides and petting zoo are popular with families and casual visitors, drawing praise for well-tempered horses and friendly wranglers. For those interested in photography, the prairie chicken photo blind setup is a highlight, though one reviewer noted a communication hiccup around a same-day cancellation of the blind that left them frustrated. It's worth confirming those details ahead of your visit if photography is your primary goal. Overall, this is a well-run, passion-driven operation where the guides clearly love what they do and it shows. If you find yourself in the North Platte area during crane or prairie chicken season, this is the kind of experience that travelers say they almost skipped but are deeply glad they didn't.
Great staff and horses.
Andrew Hollister
August 2, 2026
Great staff and horses.
Andrew Hollister
August 2, 2026
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