Most sections of the King’s River are easily floatable, however the difficulty does vary section to section.

• Always check river conditions for the section you're floating, prior to your float.

• Never float when the river is at flood stage

• Float within your abilities, never outside of your skill level

• Prepare to get wet, wear appropriate clothing and footwear

• The King’s River is a wild river, there will not be places available along the way to stop. Pack food, water, etc. accordingly.

• When in doubt, portag e. If you are unsure you can make it through a rapid, pull over and walk your boat.

• Do not bring any items on your float trip that can’t get wet or lost.

• Please be courteous! Of the river and other boaters around you.

River Checklist

• Food (styrofoam and glass prohibited)

• Water (styrofoam and glass prohibited)

• Sunscreen and/or a hat

• Sandals or durable water shoes

• Dry bag

Paddle sport regulations, per AR Game and Fish

• Life Jackets: all vessels must have at least one life jacket for each person on board. Children 12 and under must wear a life jacket at all times while the vessel is in use. Life Jackets are provided for all Riverside Resort rentals.

• Glass Containers: glass containers are prohibited

• Coolers: Styrofoam coolers prohibited. All coolers must have a closeable lid and/or be tied down.

• Litter bag: all vessels must have a litter container attached. All litter must be contained and lawfully disposed of. Litter bags are provided for all Riverside Resort rentals.

• Floating beverage holder: all beverages (canned or plastic, glass prohibited) must be in a floating beverage holder. Bring your own or buy one from our office at Riverside Resort.

Fishing regulations, per AR Game and Fish

View Real-Time Water Levels.

It is recommended that all boaters check water levels via the USGS website or by calling our office.

If water levels are too high or too low, we will call you prior to your reservation to cancel or reschedule.