New Whitewater Park at Rock Park in Sparks

Some of the best kayaking spots in the world are within a one or two hour drive of Reno. But you don't really have to drive that far to enjoy kayaking and the whitewater of the Truckee River. Now, you can traverse the whitewater of the Truckee River in downtown Reno and along the I-80 corridor in Sparks.

America's Adventure Place Whitewater Parks:

* Truckee River Whitewater Park at Wingfield Park in downtown Reno
* Whitewater Park at Rock Park in Sparks

Rock Park in Sparks has undergone an extreme makeover and the results are fantastic. The 4.49 acre park now features new landscaping, shade structures, barbecue areas, playground equipment, river trails, new restrooms and improved access for the disabled. The crowning glory of Rock Park is its new Whitewater Park, which spans 1,000 feet of the Truckee River.

Kayakers are now able to kayak from the Whitewater Park at Wingfield in Reno and end their water adventure at the Whitewater Park at Rock. The whitewater park features five drop pools and a recreational design with everyone in mind. No matter your skill level (expert or newbie), you can enjoy the whitewaters of the Truckee River in Sparks. So, come experience the whitewaters of the Truckee River whether you choose to tube, raft or kayak or whether you choose to whitewater in Reno or Sparks, you will have a fun and exciting time on the Truckee River in the heart of America's Adventure Place.

The Whitewater Park at Rock Park is located at 1515 S Rock Blvd, just south of Greg Street, between Mill Street and Glendale Avenue, just south of I-80. Parking is available in the city's public parking lot.

Charlene Hamilton, your Reno relocation expert