Fantastic!! If you are in Crescent City and want to do some adventuring I'd highly recommend this…read moregroup! Adam, the owner, is great! And he brings his dog along. He gets everything arranged, gets you fitted with the right bike, and sends you out with a guide to get you through the forest on bikes. The guide we had today was Josh and he was very good! ( after biking he added his sweet dog, Annie, to the group for the rafting section!) along our biking he told us some fun facts about the Redwood Trees and some exotic plants! Our biking section of the day was GREAT! It is actually a perfect ride you start on pavement and then you end up on a gravel road with some uphills and some downhill but nothing super steep allowing you to take in the scenery. Can the forest be any more beautiful!! The trees are enormous!! Some have been burned, some struck by lighting, some both!! But they are still standing! After biking we drove to the Smith river where they laid out a great lunch! After lunch we geared up for river rafting down the Smith River, the only un-dammed river in California! It is spectacularly clear! Since we were here in June, the river was not super deep, but we did have some fun rapids and some really nice open spaces that were very mellow, allowing you to take in the scenery! For those more daring there is a stop where you can jump off rocks into the water. The rafting portion lasted about 2 to 3 hours. Our entire day started at 9:30 and we were done around 4 PM. I thought it was a fantastic way to spend the day! I highly recommend them.

Our party of 12 and a baby had a great ride through the Redwoods. The bikes worked great. We had…read moreone squeaky bike, but it soon became an inside joke because we could always hear where that person was along the road. Our bikes were dropped off at The Wooden Covered Bridge and we rode to the Grove of Titans. There are a few other hikes along the way. The road is mostly unpaved, but no big deal. You do have to yield to cars, but it also wasn't a problem. The company was easy to work with and super nice. This was the way to see this beauty area!

Fun day with Riverside Market making kayaking the Chetco enjoyable for all the family.read more

I highly recommend this place. If you're looking to rent kayaks come here! Josh and his wife…read moreVirginia are some of the nicest people you'll meet. My husband and I wanted to take our two boys (ages 3 and 4) kayaking on the Chetco this past weekend. It's early May and kayaking season for him doesn't really start until end of May. However, he made an acceptation and helped us out renting kayaks, gear and providing the shuttle service. Josh was warm, funny and extremely helpful. Because we have small guys we had to drive our car with the car seats to the drop off spot and he drove our car back to our campsite (Loeb park) while his wife took the shuttle car back. Josh even threw in some awesome squirt gun toys for our boys! It was so nice and turned out to be a highlight of the trip for our kids. Kept them well entertained.

As a group of people who have basically zero kayak experience, we were all super nervous! But Grant…read moremade this one of our most memorable experiences of our entire trip!! He explained the basic skills we'd need to know super clearly and made ocean kayaking a breeze! We saw lots of amazing birds (even a heron came flying by) and lots and lots of seals! Amazing amazing experience! 10/10 would recommend! Plus they give you all the gear you need and take photos of the whole trip for easy purchase afterwards!

Awesome Port Orford Heads kayaking trip last weekend. Online booking is an available but I made an…read moreunplanned trip so showed up early the next morning and they were able to squeeze me in for the next tour. Epic paddle. Equipment is very nice, guide Mike was awesome. I learned SO much about the marine life, birds, and old coast guard station. Wet suits are provided. Suitable for beginners. The guide takes pictures that are available online afterward, so just go, paddle, and enjoy this gem of the Oregon Coast. SO, SO glad I did this. Thank you, David and Mike.

10/10 The service the experience are one in a lifetime! Carl is kind and has truly everything you…read morecould need for a day on the water he is knowledgeable as well and provided maps for our safety. I couldn't recommended this place enough my husband and I are repeat customers and we will be

The prices are great and you get a lot for the little amount you pay for. Carl sets you up with all…read morethe right gear such as life vests, water proof storage containers, shoes, hats, etc. After you pick the kayak or paddle board, Carl guides you to an almost private area where you can see harbor seals, river otters, and tons of birds. My wife and I had an amazing time and would highly recommend renting some kayaks.

Super friendly and accommodating staff. They have a "no refunds" policy; however, we accidentally…read morepaid in full instead of paying only a deposit when reserving a site 2 weeks, When we explained the mistake, they refunded the difference immediately. Much appreciated. The pull-thru's are very long (75 feet) and fully paved, but they are also quite narrow. Excellent restrooms and small fitness room. Right on the Chetco River - great views. Only 2 miles from all the conveniences of the town of Brookings. Would not hesitate to stay there again.

Very nice staff, ( 5 stars) , very clean, but the park has us packed in so tight that we couldn't…read moreeven enjoy sitting outside or open our awning , plus expensive for a tight slab of cement. I just gave another star .. walking around the campground , there are sites much better than the pull through that we had ...pull throughs are the worst .

My husband went fishing yesterday on the "'Bout Time" with Captain Rich Signorello and his awesome…read moredeckhand (and son), Matt (first trip was in 2021). The Bout Time holds up to 6, but we were comfortable with 5 guys who travelled to Brookings from Southern Calif to northern Oregon. This time, Steve took the Lighthouse Trip $255 - an all day excursion to the light house, 12 miles off shore near Crescent City, CA. It was a beautiful sunny day with almost no wind out in the ocean. I dropped Steve off at the harbor at 6:15am, expecting to have the ENTIRE day to myself until, at 12:20pm, Steve texted me and said to get ready to come pick him up because everyone hit their limit and they were already heading back! I had just started a reply to ask if he got the "elusive" halibut (just joking), and before I could hit send, he texted me to let me know - YES - he caught a halibut! It weighed 35lbs and Steve said he arms were so tired from landing it, that he could barely hold it up for the picks (I will try to attach to this review later)! I joined them at the boat once it docked and with Matt's assistance, we watched Captain Rich expertly clean and filet all of the fish for us (one guy caught a 5' Wolf Eel, which he shared portions of with the rest of the crew. We haven't tried eating this yet, but are looking forward to it). Turns out that halibut has 4 filets, not just the normal 2, so we gave Captain Rich and Matt of of them to take home. We dropped the rest of the fish (over 21 pounds of Halibut, Ling Cod and Rockfish) at the local fish store in the harbor and they quickly vacuum sealed it for us for the trip home. While waiting for the fish, I noticed that the current retail price of halibut was $32.95 per pound, so I think we got our money's worth on this trip!!! We're here for 2 weeks so Steve has already booked a second reservation with Rich for another fishing trip before we leave. You won't be disappointed going fishing with Captain Rich and Matt - they know so much about all of the fish in the area (really interesting info) and you can just tell, every time they start to talk about the boat and this harbor, they LOVE to fish!!!!

We had a great time on our trip. One of the guests had a medical emergency and the captain handled…read moreit flawlessly. We had a quick stop back at the dock to meet with an ambulance and went back out to limit out. We felt like we were in good hands with this crew and they were very knowledgeable. We did expect to do some deep sea fishing however we had to stay close to shore due to weather however we were grateful to go out as this was the third booking that we made with this company. The first two trips were canceled due to weather.

my wife, Pam & I, have fished for over 17 years on the Trinity, Klamath, Rouge & Chetco rivers with…read moreSteve. We go every year & have a great time. From his drift boat to his jet boat, you will enjoy the day. Steve should be on your"Bucket List"

From the owner: We are now booking both ocean and river trips. We have 2 boats in service. Our 30’ new 2020…read moreAlumaweld Pacific is fishing for Rock, Lingcod, Halibut, Albacore and crab out of Crescent City, Brookings and Gold Beach. We also offer river trips on the Klamath, Rogue for salmon and steelhead. Our 25’ Willie Fuzion has plenty of room. Rogue Springers when ocean condition don't allow us out. We also guide from a drift boat for salmon and steelhead. Chetco, Smith, Rogue, Elk and Sixes River. We take are clients to the rivers that give them the best chance to catch a fish of their dreams.

Hands down a blast ... Chris put us on the fish and showed us a great time on the water..read more

From the owner: Southern Oregon is a paradise for anglers, with a diverse range of fish species and ample…read moreopportunities for both freshwater and saltwater fishing. From the majestic Rogue River to the scenic lakes and streams of the Cascades, southern Oregon has something for every type of fisherman. Southern Oregon is home to a variety of fish species, including salmon, steelhead, trout, bass, and panfish. The Rogue River is known for its abundant salmon and steelhead runs, with Chinook salmon, coho salmon, and steelhead all making their way up the river each year. The Rogue is also home to rainbow trout, brown trout, and cutthroat trout, which can be found in the river's tributaries and in the many lakes and streams of the region. Other popular fish species in southern Oregon include largemouth bass, which can be found in many of the region's lakes and reservoirs, and panfish such as bluegill and crappie, which can be caught in the smaller streams and ponds of the Cascades. Southern Oregon is home to many popular fishing spots, including the Rogue River, the Applegate River, and the Klamath River. The Rogue River is perhaps the most well-known fishing destination in the region, with its abundant salmon and steelhead runs, as well as its trophy-sized trout. Other popular spots on the Rogue include the Lost Creek Lake, the Applegate River, and the Upper Klamath Lake. We work hard to know where the fish are and to get our gests to them. Come get your trophy!