After your river journey, rest up in the campgrounds, a cabin or the group lodge if you’re with a big group. Or, hop on a raft with friends or family for a six- or 12-mile float. Set off in a canoe or kayak on a challenging 58-mile adventure, or try a relaxing six- to 12-mile trip. Whether you’re headed to the river for a float trip or just a weekend getaway, Arrowhead Resort has you covered. All American Floats also provides quick access to Hwy 62 straight into Tahlequah. Choose between four-, nine- or 13-mile float trips and commence your journey on a raft, canoe, kayak or tube. Enjoy a primitive camping experience with the comforts of picnic areas, restrooms, showers and a volleyball court all within a few hundred feet of your tent. Set up camp along the Illinois River at All American Floats. Most outfitters along the river also offer lodging, including campsites, comfortable cabins and low-maintenance bunkhouses, as well as other amenities such as swimming pools. Many outfitters will transport riders to a drop-off point, then the riders will float back to the camp or to a pick-up point. When you’re ready to set off on your float trip, an outfitter can help you with all the equipment you need for your trip, including personal floatation devices. Many of the Illinois River outfitters along SH-10 are open all year, but with advance notice, can accommodate guests even during the winter months so you can float the river in peaceful solitude. Trips of various lengths are available, ranging from six- to 70-mile-long stretches.Īs you might expect, the period from Memorial Day to Labor Day is the Illinois River’s busy season, when families and travelers flock to the river to cool off and escape the summer heat. The river is rated as Class II, and is a gently-flowing waterway with a moderate current and few hazards, so it’s accessible to experts and novices alike.
Some rafts can accommodate up to nine passengers and are a good choice for families. Kayaks are generally more maneuverable and can accommodate one or two people, but canoes are also easy to control and are ideal for three people. There are different ways to float the Illinois River, but the three most popular options are via canoe, kayak or inflatable raft. With so many outfitters and campsites nearby, you have everything you need already along the river. A float trip is the most popular way to experience the Illinois River embark on a leisurely ride on the cool water and take in all the river has to offer. Recreational opportunities abound in this picturesque landscape, especially along the portion of the river that flows parallel to SH-10 northeast of Tahlequah. Shortleaf pine, red and white oak, hickory, sycamore, dogwood and redbud trees surround the river, providing shade and wildlife habitats for deer, foxes and a myriad of bird species including bald eagles. The Illinois River cuts through steep and rocky bluffs, creating a breathtaking landscape for visitors. Shuttle vans and buses operate every 15 minutes to transport you to launch sites.Winding through the Cookson Hills of northeastern Oklahoma is a sparkling, 60-miles-plus scenic waterway. These facilities include clean shower houses, lighted sand volleyball and basketball courts, a playground and snack shop. If camping is not your style, check out Eagle Bluff Resort's lodges and cabins. Two separate tent campgrounds are also available.
TAHLEQUAH RIVER FLOAT FULL
The Eagle Bluff Resort offers over 20 acres of riverside sites for tents and pull-through RV camping with full hookups.
TAHLEQUAH RIVER FLOAT FREE
The Eagle Bluff Resort is a full-service river resort that provides all gear required for a successful float trip and free safety instructions. Choose from six or 12-mile float trips, or make special arrangements for an even longer float down the river. A more laid-back float trip on a slow-moving tube is also available. Paddle down the Class II Illinois River in one of the resort's 17-ft canoes or kayaks, or invite your friends to float in one of the resort's six-person whitewater rafts. Escape hectic city life at Eagle Bluff Resort near Tahlequah.
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