Website & Activity Disclaimer

1. Website Content & Accuracy

The information contained on this website (campinginrishikesh.org) is provided for general promotional, informational, and reservation assistance purposes byCamping in Rishikesh (CIR). While we strive to maintain accurate, up to-date information regarding campsite facilities, river rapid classifications, and package inclusions:

• Tariffs & Seasonal Revisions:Package rates shift with the season, and they'll bump up around the busy holidays like New Year, Christmas, Holi, and those long holiday weekends everyone flocks out for. Worth booking ahead if you can. Confirmed advance bookings get price locked at the voucher rate, so you won't get hit with a surprise hike later.
• Photographs & Visual Media: Campsite gallery photos show real properties, and what you see on screen generally matches what you'll find when you pull in. Thing is, the river rises and falls with the seasons, and the trees shift colors on their own schedule. So the exact water level or that perfect green canopy you spot in a July shot? It might look totally different in March. Bring a camera either way.

2. Inherent Adventure Activity Risks

White water rafting on the Ganges throws you into Grade I through Grade IV rapids, and names like Roller Coaster, Golf Course, and Three Blind Mice give you a fair idea what you're signing up for. Worth every rupee. Mind you, CIR works only with certified river guides and jump masters who've logged serious hours on the water, and every boat carries international standard life jackets plus rescue gear laid out before you even push off. Thing is, no checklist kills the wild factor. The river doesn't read the safety brief. Currents shift. Sandbanks move overnight. Weather flips on you mid rap. You'll sign a waiver that says as much, and honestly, that's the part that makes it feel real. Not a theme park ride. A working river doing its thing while you hang on.

3. Weather, River Levels & Government Directives

Adventure sports operations in Rishikesh are strictly regulated by the Uttarakhand Tourism Development Board (UTDB) and the Ganga River Rafting Management Authority:

• Monsoon & Water Surges: River rafting shuts down legally across Uttarakhand once the high monsoon season hits, usually running from July 1 through mid September. Guest safety is the reason. No exceptions, no gray area. If you're booking a trip for that window, swap the raft for a trek or just plan around it.
• Force Majeure: If the sky opens up without warning, rivers swell, hillsides slide, or the highway gets blocked, your activity might run late, shift to a different time, or swap to something else. CIR won't cover the extra costs those natural disasters pile on. It's not their fault, and it's not on them to pay.

4. Physical Fitness & Medical Responsibility

It is the sole responsibility of each guest to evaluate their own physical health and fitness prior to undertaking adventure activities:

• Guests with heart conditions, bad respiratory problems, spinal injuries, epilepsy, recent fractures, or expectant mothers can't join the high thrill river rafting stretches and bungee jumping. Simple as that. This isn't medical advice, just a safety note so nobody ends up in trouble on the water.
• CIR instructors keep full authority to say no. Anyone they judge medically unfit, or anyone under the influence of alcohol or drugs, gets cut from the activity. Group safety comes first, no exceptions.

5. Personal Belongings & Electronic Devices

Guests are strongly advised not to carry expensive jewelry, passports, or non waterproof electronic gadgets onto river rafts:

• River instructors don't cover water damage, sinking, or loss of your phone, GoPro, shades, or watch while you're on the river or jumping off cliffs. Electronics on river: and
• Worth flagging before you pitch a tent. Campsites run security staff 24/7, but nobody's watching your wallet while you sleep. Stash cash, keys, and anything you'd hate to lose inside your tent before dark. Simple as that.

6. External Links & Third-Party Services

We link out to other sites sometimes. Tourism boards, weather pages, payment portals, that kind of thing. None of those are ours. CIR doesn't run them, doesn't control what they say, and can't promise they'll stay up. If their content breaks or their privacy policy bites you, that's on them, not on us.