There are a variety of different sizes and shapes of river rock. They exist in pretty much any natural color you can think of — brown, red, white, gray, black. But one thing is clear: river rock is identifiable because of its rounded features and smooth texture.

If you have river rocks in your landscape, you know how fun they are to work with. The natural smoothness of these stones creates an aesthetically pleasing appearance for any landscape, especially those designed to evoke the feeling of being out in the wilderness. As such, river rock can be used to great advantage in permanent water features. If you have a pond on your property, adding river rock from another location is the natural choice: the pond will not only look like it’s always had such rounded stones, it will look like it’s always been on your property. They can also be used in dry creek beds, to replace mulch, and to help with drainage. The possibilities are endless. You can use small river rocks — called pebbles — in any capacity you were intending to use gravel for, such as landscape beds. They can also be used as edging stone. However you choose to use them, river rocks are the perfect feature for a landscape.

River Rock

There are many uses for River Rock such as dry creek beds, water features, and landscape beds. We have various sizes and colors to choose from.

Pigeon River Rounds (Small)

Approx. coverage 50 sf
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Pigeon River Rounds (Medium)

Approx. coverage 40 sf
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Pigeon River Rounds (Large)

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Pigeon River Flats (Small)

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Pigeon River Flats (Medium)

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Pigeon River Flats (Large)

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Colorado River Rock (Small)

Approx. coverage 50 sf
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Colorado River Rock (Medium)

Approx. coverage 40 sf
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Colorado River Rock (Large)

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Mexican Beach Pebbles

2"-3": Approx. coverage 40-50 sf
3"-5": Approx. coverage 40 sf
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There are approximately 1.5 tons per pallet of Pigeon River Rounds. There is approximately 1 ton per pallet of Pigeon River Flats. There are approximately 1.75 tons per pallet of Colorado River Rock. There is approximately 1.5 tons per pallet of Mexican Beach Pebbles.

Landscaping River Rocks

River rock is one of the most versatile landscaping rocks because it’s available in many colors and sizes. It’s also among the most beautiful because the rocks have been shaped and smoothed by moving water. Even though this rock seems very simple, there is so much you can do with it. To learn more, continue on.

What is River Rock?

There are a variety of different sizes and shapes of river rock. They exist in pretty much any natural color you can think of — brown, red, white, gray, black. But one thing is clear: river rock is identifiable because of its rounded features and smooth texture.
Best Uses

If you have river rocks in your landscape, you know how fun they are to work with. The natural smoothness of these stones creates an aesthetically pleasing appearance for any landscape, especially those designed to evoke the feeling of being out in the wilderness.

As such, river rock can be used to great advantage in permanent water features. If you have a pond on your property, adding river rock from another location is the natural choice: the pond will not only look like it’s always had such rounded stones, it will look like it’s always been on your property. They can also be used in dry creek beds, to replace mulch, and to help with drainage. The possibilities are endless.

You can use small river rocks — called pebbles — in any capacity you were intending to use gravel for, such as landscape beds. They can also be used as edging stone. However you choose to use them, river rocks are the perfect feature for a landscape.