A: Yes, for family-friendly trips, it definitely is! Reputable rafting companies put safety first. They use sturdy rafts, provide well-fitting life vests for everyone, and have guides who are trained in river safety and first aid. On calmer river sections, the risks are very low, and the guides work hard to create a fun and secure environment for all ages.

A: Usually, you don’t need much! The rafting company will provide the main gear like the raft, paddles, and life vests. You’ll want to wear clothes that can get wet, like a swimsuit or quick-drying shorts and a t-shirt. Don’t forget sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses (with a strap!). Many people also bring a water bottle and a waterproof camera to capture the fun.

A: Staying in an Oregon treehouse is a truly unique adventure! Each treehouse is different, but generally, you’ll find a comfortable, cozy room nestled among the branches of a large tree. Many have beds, small kitchens, and even bathrooms. You’re surrounded by nature, often with balconies or decks where you can listen to the forest sounds or stargaze at night. It’s like having your own secret fort, but with all the comforts of home!