Peckerwood Lake
Provides access to Peckerwood Lake. Located in Tollville, AR. Public access.
Discover 595 public boat launches, ramps, and marina access points throughout Arkansas. Find the perfect launch site for your next boating adventure.
Arkansas is seriously underrated as a boating state. It sits in a region where multiple major river systems converge, and the Corps of Engineers has built out a network of reservoirs that give boaters access to thousands of miles of shoreline. Bull Shoals, Table Rock, Beaver, Greers Ferry, DeGray, and Ouachita are all legitimate destinations with solid public ramp infrastructure.
The Arkansas River navigation channel cuts across the entire state from Fort Smith to the Mississippi, and barge traffic is real on that stretch. If you're launching anywhere on the main channel, stay alert and give the commercial traffic plenty of room. The river below Little Rock gets wide and the current can surprise you if you're not used to moving water.
Greers Ferry Lake in the Ozarks tends to be the clearest water in the state, which makes it popular for water sports and diving in addition to fishing. The ramps managed by the Corps there are well-maintained with good parking.
One practical note for Arkansas: the state has a lot of free public ramps scattered across smaller lakes and rivers that don't show up on the major directories. Local knowledge from a county extension office or bait shop will often point you to spots that aren't crowded and have perfectly serviceable launches.
Discover the best boat ramps, popular water bodies, boating regulations, and essential information for Arkansas.
Read the Full Guide →🌊 Bodcau Creek
📍 Lafayette County, AR
View Details →🌊 St. Francis River
📍 Poinsett County, AR
View Details →🌊 White River - Table Rock Lake
📍 Boone County, AR
View Details →🌊 LIttle Red River - Greers Ferry Lake
📍 Cleburne County, AR
View Details →🌊 Ouachita River
📍 Garland County, AR
View Details →🌊 Desoto Lake
📍 Hillhouse Landing, AR
View Details →Arkansas offers excellent boating opportunities with 595 boat ramps across the state. Whether you're looking to launch on lakes, rivers, or coastal waters, our directory helps you find the perfect access point for your watercraft.
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Provides access to Arkansas River. Located in Galla Rock, AR. Public access.
Provides access to Huckleberry Creek – Huckleberry Creek Reservoir. Located in Pope County. Public access.
Provides access to Arkansas River – Lake Dardanelle. Located in Pope County. Public access.
Provides access to Irons Fork – Irons Fork Lake. Located in Polk County. Public access.
Provides access to Powell Creek – Lake Wilhelmina. Located in Polk County. Public access.
Provides access to Ditch No. 60. Located in Poinsett County. Public access.
Provides access to Ditch No. 59. Located in Poinsett County. Public access.
Provides access to St. Francis River. Located in Poinsett County. Public access.
Provides access to St. Francis River. Located in Tulot, AR. Public access.
Provides access to St. Francis River. Located in Tulot, AR. Public access.
Provides access to St. Francis River. Located in Poinsett County. Public access.
Provides access to Lake Poinsett. Located in Poinsett County. Public access.
Provides access to Lake Poinsett. Located in Poinsett County. Public access.
Provides access to Lake Poinsett. Located in Poinsett County. Public access.
Provides access to Little Missouri River – Lake Greeson. Located in Pike County. Public access.
Provides access to Little Missouri River – Lake Greeson. Located in Pike County. Public access.
Provides access to Cowhide Creek – Lake Gleeson. Located in Pike County. Public access.
Provides access to Little Missouri River – Lake Greeson. Located in Daisy, AR. Public access.