Boating: Most of the Shenandoah River flows through private land and permission must be obtained from the owner prior to access. However, there are six public access points to the river in Warren County.

• Riverton Landing, is the county's only public access to the North Fork. It is located on the North Fork's west bank above the confluence of the two forks. Access is on US 340/522 north of Riverton. A gravel parking area and a concrete ramp geared for power boats are on site.
• Indian Hollow Boat Launch, on the west bank of the South Fork, is about a mile west of Bentonville on Indian Hollow Road, across the low-water bridge. There is a two-acre parking lot and a gravel ramp.
• Karo Landing, is five miles south of Front Royal on the east bank of the South Fork near the entrance to Gooney Run. Accessed by US Route 340, the site features a parking lot and gravel ramp.
• Simpson's Landing, is at the end of Downing Farm Road and features a gravel parking lot, walkway and ramp. It is one mile downstream from Karo Landing.
• Front Royal Boat Landing, the last ramp on the South Fork, is located near Front Royal's pumping station at the end of Luray Avenue. Constructed for canoes, the landing is of gravel and the site also has a parking lot. Front Royal Landing is six miles and three-to-four hour float trip from Simpson's Landing.
• Morgan's Ford Low-Water Bridge, 4 miles north of Front Royal on the east bank of the Shenandoah River, is off Happy Creek Road at the end of the low-water bridge. The area has a gravel lot and a one-acre parking area. The nearest landing is 11 miles and five to six hours away at the US 50 boat landing in Clarke County and boaters must portage around a dam at the Riverton Landing.