REO Rafting, Glamping & Yoga Resort — Hotel in Area A (Boston Bar/North Bend/Canyon Alpine)

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Log in You said: How do I write a good review for a white rafting yoga retreat ChatGPT said: Writing a good review for a white water rafting yoga retreat should balance personal experience, helpful information, and sincere impressions. Here’s a structure you can follow, with a sample review to guide you:

🔹 Review Structure: Intro:

Mention the name of the retreat and the dates you attended.

Briefly say why you chose it.

Highlights:

Comment on the rafting: Was it exciting, safe, scenic?

Comment on the yoga: Style, instructors, setting.

Comment on the location: Natural beauty, peacefulness, etc.

Mention accommodation, food, or group atmosphere, if relevant.

How you felt:

Talk about the impact on you – physically, mentally, emotionally.

Was it rejuvenating, challenging, or transformative?

Would you recommend it?

Be honest about who it’s for: beginners, adventurous types, solo travelers, etc.

✍️ Sample Review: I attended the RiverSoul Raft & Flow Retreat in July 2025, and it was exactly the kind of reset I didn’t know I needed. I signed up looking for something active and restorative—and it delivered on both fronts.

The white water rafting was thrilling but always felt safe, thanks to the knowledgeable and calm guides. Floating through canyons between rapids offered some of the most stunning scenery I’ve ever seen.

Yoga sessions were held twice a day by the river or under the trees, led by compassionate instructors who tailored classes to all levels. The blend of vinyasa flow in the morning and yin in the evening helped balance the adrenaline of rafting.

The food was nourishing and locally sourced, and the communal meals helped create a really grounded, open vibe among participants. I went solo and felt completely welcomed from day one.

I left feeling clear-headed, strong, and grateful. Highly recommend this retreat to anyone looking for adventure, connection, and real restoration.

Would you like help tailoring a review from your own experience? If you give me a few notes (location, what you liked most, how you felt), I can help you draft one.

You said: REO white water rafting adventure retreat Family owned and operated friendly and welcoming Yoga, guided hikes, white water rafting, boad games, canvas cabins by the rapids. Surrounded in nature. Grounding. Relaxing Delicious meals included. Adventure, active and relaxing. Recommend 2 or 3 nights to get it all in ChatGPT said: Great! Based on your notes, here’s a polished and thoughtful review you can post on Google, TripAdvisor, or wherever you’re sharing your experience:

REO White Water Rafting Adventure Retreat – A Perfect Blend of Adventure and Relaxation

I spent a few unforgettable days at the REO White Water Rafting Adventure Retreat and couldn’t have asked for a better experience. This family-owned and operated retreat is incredibly warm, welcoming, and well-organized—it immediately felt like a home away from home.

Set right beside the river and surrounded by nature, the location is both grounding and serene. You sleep in beautiful canvas cabins perched above the rapids, lulled to sleep by the sound of flowing water.

Each day was the perfect balance of activity and relaxation: white water rafting was exhilarating and safely guided, while the yoga sessions and guided hikes helped reconnect mind and body. In the evenings, board games and campfires added a cozy, community feel.

The meals were a highlight—fresh, delicious, and included in the stay. Everything was taken care of so I could truly unplug.

I’d highly recommend staying at least 2–3 nights to fully enjoy everything the retreat has to offer. Whether you're seeking adventure, connection, or just time to reset in nature, REO hits all the...

I came here with my Mom this past weekend for a glamping/river rafting trip.

Where do I even start?! Overall I found the staff to be incredibly nice. They treat their guest so well and care so much about making it the best possible experience for everyone. It is a huge team effort their. The river rafting guides even help cook meals, and serve the food. The owner is even out their river rafting and is highly involved in day to day activities.

Check in: To get there you go on a gravel road for about 35 minutes. It is really in the middle of no where. Check in was easy. Finding our cabin was a little difficult. I wish they maybe had maps. There was a few staff members around to ask for help.

Food: it was decent. My favorite meal was dinner. Least favorite was breakfast. Unfortunately, there was tons of bees flying around at each meal.. lunch- lasagna, salad and buns. Dinner- Salmon, Chicken, Rissoto, Rice , veggies, two different salads. Breakfast- hard boiled eggs, 3 different types of pancakes, packaged bagels, cereals, toast.

River rafting: I was a little scared and am not the strongest swimmer so the owner put me with his best guide. The guide we had was awesome. I wish I could remember his name. There are quite a few rapids you go down. I do not remember exactly how many over 20 and it is over a 20km stretch of river you go down. It takes about 2.5 hours. You have the option to get out of the boat and be bused to the next spot for one of the biggest rapids. During that rapid the spotter who goes in a kayak actually feel out of his kayak and lost it which apparently does not happen much. A few people from the total of 6 boats fell out. The hardest part about the rafting was at the end they let you off in a very rocky area in front of the resort. It is hard to get any grip with your soaking wet booties. A little sad they had no one out their taking pictures of us because I would of bought the photos!

amenities: They even have charging stations for your phone in the eating area.

Wifi- hit or miss. Works well in the eating area

Bathrooms- they are ok. Each one is private but you can still hear the people in the other stalls because the walls are paper thin. There was no toilet paper in the morning in all 3 bathrooms. So people were throwing their dirty paper towel that was meant for drying your hands all over the floor because the garbage was overfull..

glamping tent- the beds are very hard. There are lots of blankets on the bed. You will need them. It got very cold at night. The river is very loud and is 20 feet away from the tents. Showers- good. I never had to wait for a shower for more then 2 minutes. The water was temperature was good They even have shower mats outside the door for each person to use and then throw in the laundry when they are done. I showered twice and each time there was none...

Took my two son's and their friends river rafting for the first time. We did the family 2 night 3 day stay. My 13 year old was extremely nervous and didn't want to do it. The first part is a swim in the lake so I told him that if he didn't want to do it, that he could take the bus back down to the site. He loved the swim and the first mini level 1 rapid that lasted less than a minute. He stayed on (skipping the first 2 level 4 rapids as he was still a little nervous), the bus drove him to meet us for the other 35 rapids and he loved it and wants to go again and bring more friends to experience it. The rest of the rapids were level 1-3 with two more being 4's. We had a BLAST!

The guide we had was MATT and he was amazing with the kids and everyone. I was anxious on the bus and his stories and him talking for the 25 min bus ride to the rafting start spot took the feelings away. He was also our raft guide and made us all very comfortable and we totally trusted him in guiding us down the river.

The accommodations were fantastic and right on the river. We loved listening to the river as we fell asleep. Beds are on the harder side which we all (except my oldest son) didn't have a problem with. There is a hot tub, archary, cliff jumping, a private beach, yoga and a guided hike. We needed 1 more day to get in the archery and cliff jumping and yoga. We arrived at 4pm on the first day and did the beach. The 2nd day we did the hike and river rafting, and s'mores by the fire. Day 3 we had breakfast then it rained so we left as check out was 11am anyway.

The food could of been better as the kids didn't enjoy the food choices. Not sure how things were done before covid if it was buffet style or not. I suggest having a menu and quests can pre order the night before as to what they want. This would help in food waste and choices. The two of us adults thought the food was fine except for the 2nd breakfast as we loved the pancakes from the 1st one and wanted more. lol. Dinner was BBQ chicken which was great, however, the baked potatoes were hard in the middle. The 2nd dinner was salmon and it was delicious.

All in all, it was fantastic time and we all...