Ririe Reservoir in Bonneville County, Idaho offers diverse paddling opportunities. The reservoir has two main public access points: Blacktail Park and Juniper Campground. Both provide boat launches, mooring slips, and fishing docks. Two additional boat-access only parks, Benchland Park and Willow Point Park, are located between the main access points and offer shelters, picnic tables, and fire rings.

The reservoir is popular for boating, waterskiing, and fishing. Paddlers should be aware of motorized boat traffic, especially during peak summer months. The surrounding landscape features rolling hills and scenic vistas, providing an attractive backdrop for paddling excursions.

Daily use fees are $5 on weekdays and $10 on weekends/holidays. Annual passes are available, with summer passes valid from May 1 to October 31. Overnight camping is permitted at Juniper Campground, with fees of $20 for tent/dry dock camping and $30 for full hookups.

Facilities at the main access points include vault restrooms, picnic areas, and boat launches. However, potable water is not available at Blacktail Park, so paddlers should bring their own drinking water. The "pack it in, pack it out" policy is strictly enforced to maintain the cleanliness of the area.

The reservoir's shape allows for exploration between the main access points and boat-access only parks. The best paddling season is typically from May through October, coinciding with the summer pass period.

Paddlers should note that the reservoir is managed for multiple uses, including irrigation and hydroelectric power generation, which may affect water levels throughout the season.