Kayaking & Canoeing the Big Cedar Creek
Iowa paddling guide
- 42 mi
- River mapped
- 5
- Boat launches
- 0
- Campgrounds
- 2
- Counties
The Big Cedar Creek is one of Iowa's paddling rivers, tracing roughly 42 mi through Henry and Jefferson Counties. Whether you're kayaking, canoeing or tubing, this guide maps every public boat launch and access point on the Big Cedar Creek, the campgrounds nearby, and the live gauge readings you need to plan a safe day paddling in Iowa.
Boat launches & access points on the Big Cedar Creek
5 public access points for putting in and taking out.
- ▸Agency Rd AccessHenry Co.
- ▸Gibson Recreation Area AccessHenry Co.
- ▸Kale Blvd AccessJefferson Co.
- ▸Round Prairie Park AccessJefferson Co.
- ▸Turkey-Run AccessJefferson Co.
Live Big Cedar Creek conditions
River levels change fast. Before you launch, check the live USGS gauges, weather radar and flood-safety status for the Big Cedar Creek on the interactive Iowa Paddle map. It flags dangerous high water and dams so you can paddle safely.
Paddle more of Iowa
The Big Cedar Creek is just one of dozens of paddleable rivers in the state. Browse the full guide to kayaking & canoeing every river in Iowa.