Fall 2023 season open for bookings!
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Rentals Tuesday- Sunday 8:30-3:30pm
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Private and Public Tours 6 days a week 9am-1pm
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Sunset Tours- Tues, Friday, Sat, and Sunday
Welcome to
Cache Bayou Outfitters
We are a nonprofit organization located on the Cache River Wetlands State Natural Area and Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge.
While paddling in a canoe or kayak explorers can expect to encounter deer, beaver, otters, muskrat, wild turkey, a large variety of birds such as bald eagle, herons, egrets and several different species of fish such as gar, smallmouth bass, bowfin, crappie and catfish. There is a 4.6 mile canoe trail loop that provides a path through Bottom land Swamp that returns to the Cache Bayou Outfitters main office. 240 Dean Lane Ullin IL 62992
Reserve your Tour or Rental ahead of time to insure availability. Or check out our 2023 Calendar of Events.
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No shuttle service is needed for our river tours or rentals.
Dogs Allowed with a leash
Our cancellation policy
You may cancel online or by phone for a 90% refund 72 hours in advance. If you have to cancel less than 72 hours in advance, a credit will be applied to your account to be used on another date.
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Please feel free to contact us with any further questions
(618) 201-4090 (No calls After 5pm please)
cacheoutfitters@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/cachebayououtfitters
Our Location
Our location is right on the river. It's the last stilt house on the right hand side of the road next to the river.
240 Dean Lane
Ullin, Illinois 62992
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We look forward to seeing you on the river!
Mark Denzer
Operator & Lead Guide
Our Mission Statment
Our mission is to promote, establish, develop and preserve historic and ecological understandings and ancient ways of life, which will be beneficial in understanding and caring for our natural resources and the health and well-being of people and community. We will achieve this by providing:
1. Educational wildlife tours via canoe, kayak or hiking to individuals, community organizations, schools, and religious groups on the lower Cache River wetlands.
2. Educational primitive technology, nature awareness, and traditional wilderness living skills programs, workshops, and camps for youth and adults to promote self-awareness through a heightened sense of nature and rediscovery of ancient understandings of the natural world.
3. Affordable canoe and kayak rentals to the general public.
