One of our personal favorites because it’s a more laid back, slow float and fish, long day on the water kind of river. The Kings has options for both day trips and multi-day trips, so you can choose the experience that best fits you! We love to go on an overnight float from Marshall Ford to Rockhouse for my birthday (in late May) each year for a number of reasons: the fishing is always top notch, there’s plenty of spots for picnics or swimming breaks, it’s family friendly, the water is clear, and the views are amazing. We have found that right under the King’s River Overlook is the perfect spot to set up camp for the night, it offers a somewhat flat spacious campsite with amazing views of the breathtaking bluffs. There’s always wildlife to see, keep an eye out for snakes and sometimes the gar will even swim under your boat! I have tried to catch a gar for years now, with no luck, but have seen others that did! They claimed they were friendly, but they didn’t reach their hand in to get the hook out either! Our favorite spot to camp on the Kings is under the bridge at Trigger Gap (especially in a surprise storm!).