Run Class II–III rapids on an intermediate float with a 4 PM shuttle
4-5 Hours
Shuttle, lifejacket, helmet
Paddle an intermediate float from Gypsy Camp to a private take out, with whitewater at WOKA Whitewater Park. Enjoy a mix of flatwater and Class II & III rapids on a 4–5 hour route.
Rentals only—no personal boats or shuttles on this trip. All paddlers must wear a lifejacket and helmet through WOKA.
All sales are final. No refunds. Rainchecks only if they close for the day due to unsafe floating conditions.
Product ID: GN2TBK
You must make a reservation. Walk-ins are not allowed.
Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled departure time. Your whole group must be ready to get on the bus and have waivers signed before check-in.
Yes. Every adult age 18 or older must sign a waiver. Adults also sign guardian waivers for any minors in your group.
Gypsy Camp to Private Take Out in OK (Approximately 4 miles)
Visitors consistently praise the friendly, helpful staff and well-organized operations here, from smooth shuttle services to well-maintained equipment. The Illinois River floats are described as beautiful and reliably swift without being overly challenging, typically running 2-4 hours. Campsites are kept mowed and clean, with bathrooms that reviewers note stay surprisingly tidy. The historic buildings on the property add character and even inspire some fun ghost stories for groups staying overnight. The main thing to know upfront: bring your own drinking water. The well water has a sulfur smell that many reviewers mention, though it doesn't affect the overall positive experience once you're prepared for it. One reviewer noted that canoes can be unstable for beginners, particularly in the early rapids, so first-timers might want to ask about kayaks instead. Despite these quirks, guests repeatedly return and recommend the experience, highlighting the accommodating atmosphere and straightforward access to a genuinely enjoyable river trip.
The staff were friendly and helpful. The old campground cabins were neat!
Zoe Kersey
September 7, 2026
The staff were friendly and helpful. The old campground cabins were neat!
Zoe Kersey
September 7, 2026
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