About this Camping Trip
Riverside tents, rapids and bonfire nights
Swap the hotel for a tent. This 3-day trip is all about the outdoors near Rishikesh — riverside or jungle camping, white-water rafting on the Ganga, evening bonfires with music, and star-filled nights.
Camps include tents, meals and basic adventure activities, and we sort your rafting and transfers. A favourite with friends' groups and families who want the outdoors without roughing it too much.
Trip Highlights
Tents, rapids and bonfire nights
Riverside / jungle camping in tents
White-water rafting on the Ganga
Evening bonfire & music
Nature walks & river time
The Rishikesh Ganga aarti
Camp, meals & rafting handled
Trip Gallery
A taste of the journey
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Three days of camp and river
- Arrive at Rishikesh and transfer to the riverside/jungle camp.
- Settle into your tent; nature walk and river time.
- Evening bonfire with dinner; overnight in the camp.
- A guided rafting run on the Ganga with cliff-jump and body-surf stops.
- Afternoon at leisure — volleyball, river time or a short trek.
- Bonfire and overnight in the camp.
- Morning by the river, then check out.
- Optional stop for the Rishikesh Ganga aarti before you leave.
What's Included
Transparent pricing — no hidden surprises
- Pick-up & drop at Rishikesh
- 2 nights stay in riverside / jungle camp near Rishikesh
- Daily breakfast
- All travel by private vehicle
- All sightseeing & transfers per itinerary
- Applicable tolls, driver & parking
- 24x7 on-trip support
- Airfare / train fare (can be added)
- Ropeway, entry tickets & activity charges
- Lunches & personal expenses
- GST as applicable
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
Things to Carry
Adventure & riverside essentials
Important Notes
Please read before booking
Rafting season: Ganga rafting in Rishikesh runs from roughly September to June. It is suspended during the monsoon (July–August) when the river is in spate, and can pause briefly after heavy rain.
Safety & guides: All adventure activities use certified guides, life jackets and helmets. You do not need to be a strong swimmer for rafting, but being comfortable in water helps.
Age & health: Minimum-age and health conditions apply to bungee jumping, rafting and other activities. Please tell us of any medical issues (heart, back, pregnancy) before booking.
What to wear: Quick-dry clothes and secure footwear for water activities, plus a change of clothes and a towel. Leave valuables at your stay or use a waterproof pouch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you book
Comfortable fixed tents (usually twin/triple sharing) at a riverside or jungle site, with shared or attached washrooms, a dining area and a bonfire spot. It is glamping-style, not roughing it.
Yes — a guided Ganga rafting run is included, with all safety gear. Cliff jumping and body surfing are optional stops on the run.
Roughly September to June. Riverside camping and rafting pause during the monsoon (July–August) when the Ganga runs high.
Yes — the package includes breakfast and dinner at the camp, usually buffet-style vegetarian, plus evening tea around the bonfire.
Yes — camps are set up for families and friends' groups with staff on site. We can arrange tents to suit your group and any age considerations for rafting.
A torch, a warm layer for the night, quick-dry clothes for rafting, secure footwear, toiletries and a power bank. Nights by the river are cooler than the day.
Most camps have limited electricity (charging points/solar) and patchy mobile network — part of the digital-detox charm. Charge devices before you arrive.
Yes — camps are great value for groups. Tell us your numbers and we will quote a group rate, including extra bonfire/music arrangements if you want.
