Queen City Lake
🌊 Town Creek - Queen City Lake
📍 LaFayette, GA
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Boat Ramps in Georgia
Discover 721 public boat launches, ramps, and marina access points throughout Georgia. Find the perfect launch site for your next boating adventure.
721
Total Boat Ramps
Hall County
40 ramps - Most in County
159
Counties Covered
Georgia Boating - Mountains to the Coast
Georgia's boating breaks cleanly into two very different experiences depending on which part of the state you're in. North Georgia is dominated by Corps of Engineers reservoirs in the Blue Ridge foothills, with lakes like Lanier, Allatoona, and Hartwell offering highland lake boating with steep shorelines, clear-ish water, and solid federal ramp infrastructure. South Georgia opens up into the coastal plain where the rivers slow down, the water darkens with tannins, and you're eventually dealing with tidal marshes and the Atlantic coast.
Lake Lanier north of Atlanta is the most-visited Corps lake in the country in terms of annual visitors, which tells you everything about weekend congestion. The ramps are well-maintained because they have to be, but plan for significant crowds from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Weekday boating at Lanier is a completely different and better experience.
Lake Hartwell on the Georgia-South Carolina line is large and less congested than Lanier despite being a significant fishery. The bass fishing there has a strong local following and the Corps ramps are generally in good condition.
The Okefenokee region in the southeast is swamp rather than lake, and while there's boat access, it's flat-bottomed and canoe territory more than recreational boating country. The coastal areas around Brunswick and St. Simons have saltwater ramp access and good inshore fishing for redfish and speckled trout.
Georgia requires boater education for operators born after January 1, 1998, and law enforcement on the major reservoirs is active, especially on holiday weekends.
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Discover the best boat ramps, popular water bodies, boating regulations, and essential information for Georgia.
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Big Hart Park
🌊 Hart Creek - Clarks Hill Lake
📍 McDuffie County, GA
View Details →Commodore Drive – 1
🌊 Chattahoochee River - Lake Lanier
📍 Olde Federal Pointe, GA
View Details →Kingfisher Landing – Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge
🌊 Okefenokee Swamp
📍 Cypress Siding, GA
View Details →Lake Conasauga
🌊 Lake Conasauga
📍 Murray County, GA
View Details →Glass Bridge Park
🌊 Smiths Pond
📍 West Point, GA
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Hall County
40 rampsBartow County
26 rampsHart County
22 rampsLincoln County
20 rampsTroup County
20 rampsForsyth County
18 rampsDecatur County
17 rampsPutnam County
16 rampsElbert County
15 rampsChatham County
15 rampsColumbia County
14 rampsCherokee County
14 rampsMcDuffie County
11 rampsFloyd County
11 rampsGlynn County
10 rampsBaldwin County
10 rampsSeminole County
10 rampsTroup
10 rampsCamden County
9 rampsBerrien County
9 rampsGreene County
8 rampsCharlton County
8 rampsRabun County
8 rampsFannin County
8 rampsMcIntosh County
7 rampsJasper County
7 rampsTattnall County
7 rampsLaurens County
7 rampsScreven County
7 rampsBryan County
7 rampsWayne County
7 rampsStephens County
7 rampsFannin
7 rampsHall
7 rampsFulton County
6 rampsUnion County
6 rampsAppling County
6 rampsEvans County
6 rampsLiberty County
6 rampsGilmer
6 rampsCherokee
6 rampsEarly County
5 rampsMonroe County
5 rampsTelfair County
5 rampsGilmer County
5 rampsLowndes County
5 rampsDawson County
5 rampsChambers
5 rampsEffingham County
4 rampsBibb County
4 rampsBrantley County
4 rampsJeff Davis County
4 rampsWheeler County
4 rampsClay County
4 rampsPulaski County
4 rampsGordon County
4 rampsGwinnett County
4 rampsTowns County
4 rampsAnderson
4 rampsOconee
4 rampsColumbia
4 rampsCobb County
3 rampsCoffee County
3 rampsHarris County
3 rampsHeard County
3 rampsMurray County
3 rampsDodge County
3 rampsHouston County
3 rampsLong County
3 rampsEmanuel County
3 rampsCrisp County
3 rampsToombs County
3 rampsMorgan County
3 rampsDougherty County
3 rampsFranklin County
3 rampsPierce County
3 rampsJefferson County
3 rampsMurray
3 rampsRabun
3 rampsForsyth
3 rampsHart
3 rampsChattahoochee County
2 rampsAtkinson County
2 rampsWilkinson County
2 rampsLanier County
2 rampsMontgomery County
2 rampsUpson County
2 rampsTwiggs County
2 rampsMuscogee County
2 rampsCook County
2 rampsHancock County
2 rampsMacon County
2 rampsBurke County
2 rampsStewart County
2 rampsBarrow County
2 rampsWilcox County
2 rampsCrawford County
2 rampsButts County
2 rampsClayton County
2 rampsChattooga County
2 rampsWare County
2 rampsMeriwether County
2 rampsCarroll County
2 rampsFayette County
2 rampsRichmond County
2 rampsHabersham County
2 rampsQuitman County
2 rampsJones County
2 rampsMitchell County
2 rampsSumter County
2 rampsLee County
2 rampsHabersham
2 rampsBartow
2 rampsDawson
2 rampsGwinnett
2 rampsCamden
2 rampsTaliaferro County
1 rampLamar County
1 rampWilkes County
1 rampBen Hill County
1 rampTalbot County
1 rampHenry County
1 rampWebster County
1 rampDooly County
1 rampCoweta County
1 rampThomas County
1 rampBanks County
1 rampTreutlen County
1 rampChambers County
1 rampBleckley County
1 rampWashington County
1 rampSpalding County
1 rampTaylor County
1 rampClarke County
1 rampNewton County
1 rampLumpkin County
1 rampJenkins County
1 rampBaker County
1 rampBulloch County
1 rampWalker County
1 rampRockdale County
1 rampColquitt County
1 rampDeKalb County
1 rampClinch County
1 rampDouglas County
1 rampTerrell County
1 rampWalton County
1 rampJackson County
1 rampMcCormick County
1 rampGrady County
1 rampTowns
1 rampMcIntosh
1 rampLincoln
1 rampClay
1 rampDecatur
1 rampLaurens
1 rampMcCormick
1 rampUnion
1 rampGreene
1 rampAbout Boating in Georgia
Georgia offers excellent boating opportunities with 721 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.
Finding the Right Boat Ramp
When selecting a boat ramp in Georgia, consider these factors:
- Number of launch lanes to avoid congestion during peak times
- Parking availability for vehicles and boat trailers
- Launch fees - many public ramps are free to use
- Ramp surface condition (concrete, asphalt, or gravel)
- Hours of operation and seasonal accessibility
- Nearby amenities like restrooms, fish cleaning stations, and bait shops
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