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Dinner Tours
A Five Star Affair
In the great restaurants of Jackson Hole, customers expect a four course gourmet dinner prepared by accomplished chefs, served on white linen by an exceptional wait staff. That fine dining experience is now available at our Riverside Tipi Camp. Our late afternoon departure provides us with the privacy, tranquility and magic of the river's beauty.
Your tour begins with a scenic 1 1/2 hour float that provides many opportunities to discover
the breathtaking scenery and the myriad plants and animals that inhabit the river bottom. After you arrive at camp, you'll be served appetizers and cocktails* in a spectacular spring creek setting and then adjourn to our comfortable Riverside Tipi for a five star dinner and wine.*
After dinner enjoy a spectacular sunset from our private camp.
*We are not licensed to sell alcoholic beverages but guests may provide their own. We also work with the valleys finest caterers who can provide a full bar with dinner if desired.
Dinner trips require a minimum 3 day advanced reservation.
Pricing
Our Vintage 17' Wooden Boat accommodates up to 3 guests, priced at $725 for 1 or 2 guests, plus $125 for an additional guest.
Our Vintage 20' Wooden Boat accommodates up to 6 guests, priced at $1150 for four guests, plus $125 for each additional guest.
A 12% Private Land Fee will be added to this trip that stops at our riverside tipi camp.
These prices are for trips booked directly with Wooden Boat River Tours. Prices from booking agents may vary due to additional booking fees, special packages or transportation charges.
Trip Times
Trips depart at 6pm, duration is 4 to 5 hours.
What to Bring
Sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, sweater or jacket, shoes that can get wet,
camera, binoculars/spotting scope, bathing suit (optional). Any
specialty/adult beverages that you may like, or we can make arrangements with a caterer.
What we Provide
Transportation from and back to the Teton Village Parking and Transit Center at the corner of Highways 22 and 390 near Wilson.
Lifejackets, raincoats, binoculars, field guide books, dry storage for
cameras, snacks (fruit, nuts, cheese and crackers), lemonade, bottled water, wonderful riverside appetizers and a gourmet dinner.
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