Best Places to Kayak Near Smackover, AR

30 public launch points within 50 miles of Smackover, ranked by water conditions, access, and amenities.

30 nearby13 Lakes12 Rivers4 Bays
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Boat on a wide river with forested banks and bridge.

Road 71

Arkansas · 7.4 mi

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Boat on a wide river with forested banks and bridge.

Road 99

Arkansas · 8.5 mi

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Boat on a wide river with forested banks and bridge.

Locust Bayou

Arkansas · 8.6 mi

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Kayakers paddling through a wide open marsh waterway

Backwater Creek - Little Bay Lake

Arkansas · 9.2 mi

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Boat on a wide river with forested banks and bridge.

Road 504

Arkansas · 9.8 mi

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a body of water surrounded by trees on a sunny day

Long Lake

Arkansas · 11.3 mi

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a body of water with houses in the background

Smith Street

Arkansas · 12.1 mi

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Boat on a wide river with forested banks and bridge.

Champagnolle Creek

Arkansas · 12.2 mi

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Boat on a wide river with forested banks and bridge.

Ouachita River Launch

Arkansas · 12.6 mi

RiverKayakingCanoeingBeginner
Boat on a wide river with forested banks and bridge.

Salt Spring Bend

Arkansas · 15.9 mi

RiverKayakingCanoeingBeginner
Boat on a wide river with forested banks and bridge.

Lock and Dam No. 8

Arkansas · 16.3 mi

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Boat on a wide river with forested banks and bridge.

Lock Bend

Arkansas · 16.6 mi

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Camden Riverwalk

Arkansas · 17.7 mi

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Kayakers paddling through a cypress-lined Southern waterway with Spanish moss

Pigeon Hill

Arkansas · 22.7 mi

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Boat on a wide river with forested banks and bridge.

Ouachita River Launch

Arkansas · 22.8 mi

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people riding on blue kayak on river during daytime

Moro Bay State Park (South)

Arkansas · 22.9 mi

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Kayakers paddling through a wide open marsh waterway

Moro Bay State Park (North)

Arkansas · 23.0 mi

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Bragg Lake

Arkansas · 25.2 mi

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Boat on a wide river with forested banks and bridge.

Caryville Landing

Arkansas · 25.7 mi

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a body of water with houses in the background

Green Lake

Arkansas · 27.2 mi

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Benjamin Lake Access

Arkansas · 28.9 mi

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Browns Point

Arkansas · 29.1 mi

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Kayakers on a calm Southern lake lined with pine trees at dusk

Kisatchie National Forest

Louisiana · 29.8 mi

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Upper Jack's Landing

Arkansas · 29.8 mi

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Lower Jack's Landing

Arkansas · 29.9 mi

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Starnes Landing

Arkansas · 31.4 mi

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a body of water surrounded by trees on a sunny day

White Oak Lake Dam Site

Arkansas · 32.0 mi

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a boat on a body of water with trees in the background

Pereogeethe Lake

Arkansas · 32.1 mi

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brown wooden dock over body of water

White Oak Lake State Park Marina

Arkansas · 32.2 mi

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Kayakers paddling through a wide open marsh waterway

Jones Lake

Arkansas · 32.2 mi

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best places to kayak near Smackover, AR?

Top picks near Smackover include Moro Bay State Park (South), Moro Bay State Park (North), Backwater Creek - Little Bay Lake. In total there are 30 public launch points within 50 miles, with paddling on lakes, rivers, bays.

What types of paddling can I do near Smackover?

Near Smackover you'll find opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, and stand-up paddle boarding. Most locations offer beginner-friendly conditions with public boat ramp access.

Are there free kayak launches near Smackover?

Yes! Most public boat ramps near Smackover are free to use. Some state parks and recreation areas may charge a small parking or entrance fee.