SPRING FLING
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The Kings River Conservancy holds the annual Spring Fling on the Kings each April from 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. at the Lapp RiverHouse in Sanger (26210 Elwood, Sanger, 93657). Join us for live music, super river activities, and a fun day!
Entrance to the event is free and the venue overlooks the Kings River! Proceeds from the sale of lunch, beverages, and raffle tickets will benefit projects such as trail maintenance and public safety education.
The Spring Fling on the Kings will feature live music, kayak and fly fishing demonstrations, and boating safety talks by the river. "This is always such a fun day on the Kings! Come enjoy the river and support the Kings River Conservancy," said Sue Buckley, KRC board president.
The Kings River Conservancy is a non-profit organization dedicated to encourage public safety and sound public conservation practices along the Kings River corridor from Pine Flat Dam to Highway 99. They participate in functions such as invasive species removal, a trout incubator house to release trout into the river, adding warden patrols and maintaining safe public access points along the river.
For more information about the Kings River Conservancy or the Spring Fling, call 559-787-9500.