"Fighting To Keep Our Waters Navigable"

This is more than just a slogan with the KRVSA - It's what motivates us. At the core of our belief is that the public waterways should remain open for public use. This is a fight we carry on not just for ourselves, but just as our fathers taught us about the great outdoors in this river valley, so to would we like to teach our sons and daughters about the wonder and beauty of the great outdoors.

We not only fight to keep our waters navigable from a legal standpoint, we fight every day HANDS ON by picking up trash, bringing in what we took out, offering rides to news reporters and other special needs people, and many other ways. Every year (around the beginning of April) we host our Annual Lake Cleanup at Camp Mack where hundreds of people and airboat clubs from around the state gather together and remove TONS of trash from the River area. 

KRVSA not only active in the community, we are made of folks who are active citizens. Everything from being active in scouting, Churches, local politics, to small businesses and beyond - KRVSA members are some of the movers and shakers of our local society.

The Kissimmee River Valley Sportsmans Association is not limited to just the Kissimmee river - Any waterways in our state are of interest to us. We are based and mainly focus on the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes, but that by no means is the limit of our interest and what we fight to protect.

We FIGHT to keep our waters navigable and clean so that future generations can enjoy the same priceless life experiences that we have enjoyed for generations.

If you are not a member, we invite you to join our efforts and if you are a member - well, you already know.