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Cane Creek State Park (East) offers a well-maintained boat ramp and access site for paddlers, canoeists, and small boaters on Cane Creek. Located about 6.5 miles south of Star City, Arkansas, the ramp provides easy access to explore this headwater stream.
Cane Creek is a large, meandering river with an average flow of over 380 cubic feet per second and a total drop of nearly 8,000 feet over its 806-mile length. The section within the state park has a moderate gradient of around 10 feet per mile, making it suitable for a variety of watercraft. Paddlers can enjoy scenic views and wildlife as they explore the creek and nearby Bayou Bartholomew, the world's longest bayou.
The state park facilities include the concrete boat ramp, a courtesy dock, barrier-free fishing piers, and ample parking. Visitors can also take advantage of the park's other amenities, such as campsites, picnic areas, and interpretive programs. Whether you're looking to launch your kayak, canoe, or small motor boat, the Cane Creek State Park (East) access site provides a convenient and well-equipped starting point to enjoy the water.