FLOATING & AREA ATTRACTIONS

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FLOATING - KAYAK/CANOE
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KAYAKING & CANOEING

You can monitor the river level here to ensure a good float.

Here is a map that has the access points on the Kings River.

Kayaking and canoeing is easily accessible right from the property. The two popular nearby floats are Hwy 62 Bridge to Kings Crossing (5.3 miles) or Kings Crossing to Stoney Point (7.5 miles). Combine the two for a longer trip. USGS King's River near Berryville recommended gauge levels:

Minimum: 3.0 Optimal: 3.5 - 5.0 Dangerous: Above 6.0

Below are a few things to keep in mind when floating in our beautiful area.

The use of glass or styrofoam is prohibited.
Leave no trace - All boats must have a mesh trash bag.
Coolers must have fastened lids and be secured to the vessel.
All can beverages must be in a floating holder.
Children 12 years old and younger must wear a USCG-approved personal floatation device. Those over 12 are not required to wear a life vest, but are required to carry one aboard any vessel.

LAWS FOR CANOES, KAYAKS, AND PADDLEBOARDS ON ARKANSAS WATERWAYS - ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMMISSION - CLICK HERE

BEAVER LAKE & WHITE RIVER

There are plenty of opportunities for boating, floating, swimming, fishing and just enjoying nature at Beaver Lake and the White River. Find out more about float options on Beaver Lake here. Beaver Lake Tailwater / White River information can be found here.

MOUNTAIN BIKING

Base camp at Kings Crossing but ride the region. Hidden in Northwest Arkansas are 300 miles and counting of year-round mountain bike trails. Check out the trails at Lake Leatherwood and Passion Play Trails.

DOWNTOWN EUREKA SPRINGS

We are a short 15 minute drive to the entertainment of Downtown Eureka where Food, Drinks, Fun, and Shopping are plentiful. Eureka is great for all ages. The people of Eureka know how to throw a party for any occasion. Visit EurekaSprings.com OR VisitEurekaSprings.com to see what all is going on.