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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.

Complete Guide to Boating in Georgia

Discover the best boat ramps, popular water bodies, boating regulations, and essential information for Georgia.

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Featured Boat Ramps in Georgia

Browse by County

Hall County

40 ramps

Bartow County

26 ramps

Hart County

22 ramps

Lincoln County

20 ramps

Troup County

20 ramps

Forsyth County

18 ramps

Decatur County

17 ramps

Putnam County

16 ramps

Elbert County

15 ramps

Chatham County

15 ramps

Columbia County

14 ramps

Cherokee County

14 ramps

McDuffie County

11 ramps

Floyd County

11 ramps

Glynn County

10 ramps

Baldwin County

10 ramps

Seminole County

10 ramps

Troup

10 ramps

Camden County

9 ramps

Berrien County

9 ramps

Greene County

8 ramps

Charlton County

8 ramps

Rabun County

8 ramps

Fannin County

8 ramps

McIntosh County

7 ramps

Jasper County

7 ramps

Tattnall County

7 ramps

Laurens County

7 ramps

Screven County

7 ramps

Bryan County

7 ramps

Wayne County

7 ramps

Stephens County

7 ramps

Fannin

7 ramps

Hall

7 ramps

Fulton County

6 ramps

Union County

6 ramps

Appling County

6 ramps

Evans County

6 ramps

Liberty County

6 ramps

Gilmer

6 ramps

Cherokee

6 ramps

Early County

5 ramps

Monroe County

5 ramps

Telfair County

5 ramps

Gilmer County

5 ramps

Lowndes County

5 ramps

Dawson County

5 ramps

Chambers

5 ramps

Effingham County

4 ramps

Bibb County

4 ramps

Brantley County

4 ramps

Jeff Davis County

4 ramps

Wheeler County

4 ramps

Clay County

4 ramps

Pulaski County

4 ramps

Gordon County

4 ramps

Gwinnett County

4 ramps

Towns County

4 ramps

Anderson

4 ramps

Oconee

4 ramps

Columbia

4 ramps

Cobb County

3 ramps

Coffee County

3 ramps

Harris County

3 ramps

Heard County

3 ramps

Murray County

3 ramps

Dodge County

3 ramps

Houston County

3 ramps

Long County

3 ramps

Emanuel County

3 ramps

Crisp County

3 ramps

Toombs County

3 ramps

Morgan County

3 ramps

Dougherty County

3 ramps

Franklin County

3 ramps

Pierce County

3 ramps

Jefferson County

3 ramps

Murray

3 ramps

Rabun

3 ramps

Forsyth

3 ramps

Hart

3 ramps

Chattahoochee County

2 ramps

Atkinson County

2 ramps

Wilkinson County

2 ramps

Lanier County

2 ramps

Montgomery County

2 ramps

Upson County

2 ramps

Twiggs County

2 ramps

Muscogee County

2 ramps

Cook County

2 ramps

Hancock County

2 ramps

Macon County

2 ramps

Burke County

2 ramps

Stewart County

2 ramps

Barrow County

2 ramps

Wilcox County

2 ramps

Crawford County

2 ramps

Butts County

2 ramps

Clayton County

2 ramps

Chattooga County

2 ramps

Ware County

2 ramps

Meriwether County

2 ramps

Carroll County

2 ramps

Fayette County

2 ramps

Richmond County

2 ramps

Habersham County

2 ramps

Quitman County

2 ramps

Jones County

2 ramps

Mitchell County

2 ramps

Sumter County

2 ramps

Lee County

2 ramps

Habersham

2 ramps

Bartow

2 ramps

Dawson

2 ramps

Gwinnett

2 ramps

Camden

2 ramps

Taliaferro County

1 ramp

Lamar County

1 ramp

Wilkes County

1 ramp

Ben Hill County

1 ramp

Talbot County

1 ramp

Henry County

1 ramp

Webster County

1 ramp

Dooly County

1 ramp

Coweta County

1 ramp

Thomas County

1 ramp

Banks County

1 ramp

Treutlen County

1 ramp

Chambers County

1 ramp

Bleckley County

1 ramp

Washington County

1 ramp

Spalding County

1 ramp

Taylor County

1 ramp

Clarke County

1 ramp

Newton County

1 ramp

Lumpkin County

1 ramp

Jenkins County

1 ramp

Baker County

1 ramp

Bulloch County

1 ramp

Walker County

1 ramp

Rockdale County

1 ramp

Colquitt County

1 ramp

DeKalb County

1 ramp

Clinch County

1 ramp

Douglas County

1 ramp

Terrell County

1 ramp

Walton County

1 ramp

Jackson County

1 ramp

McCormick County

1 ramp

Grady County

1 ramp

Towns

1 ramp

McIntosh

1 ramp

Lincoln

1 ramp

Clay

1 ramp

Decatur

1 ramp

Laurens

1 ramp

McCormick

1 ramp

Union

1 ramp

Greene

1 ramp

About 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

Explore All Ramps Below

Browse our complete directory of boat ramps in Georgia below. Use the filters to narrow your search by county or specific features you need.

State Highway 140

Provides access to Oostanaula River. Located in Floyd County. Public access.

Highway 156

Provides access to Oostanaula River. Located in Oostanaula, GA. Public access.

Highway 169 Bridge

Provides access to Canoochee River. Located in Evans County. Public access.

St. Marys Waterfront

Provides access to St. Marys River. Located in Saint Marys, GA. Public access.

Stamp Creek

Provides access to Stamp Creek – Allatoona Lake. Located in Bartow County. Public access.

Highway 121 Bridge

Provides access to Satilla River. Located in Pierce County. Public access.

State Highway 135

Provides access to Altamaha River. Located in Montgomery County. Public access.

US17 Bridge

Provides access to South Newport River. Located in Liberty County. Public access.

Spring Branch

Provides access to Savannah River – Lake Hartwell. Located in Stephens County. Public access.

Spring Creek Park

Provides access to Lake Seminole. Located in Seminole County. Public access.

South Brunswick River

Provides access to South Brunswick River. Located in Glynn County. Public access.

Robert J. Hall

Provides access to Skidaway River (Intracoastal Waterway). Located in Chatham County. Public access.

Snake Creek Access

Provides access to Chattahoochee River – West Point Lake. Located in Heard County. Public access.

Six Mile Creek Park

Provides access to Chattahoochee River – Lake Lanier. Located in Forsyth County. Public access.

Sinclair Dam

Provides access to Oconee River. Located in Milledgeville, GA. Public access.

Simpson Park

Provides access to Chattahoochee River – Lake Lanier. Located in Hall County. Public access.

Shamrock Reservoir

Provides access to Pates Creek – Shamrock Reservoir. Located in Clayton County. Public access.

Shoal Creek Park

Provides access to Chattahoochee River – Lake Lanier. Located in Hall County. Public access.

Shuck Pen Eddy

Provides access to Savannah River – Lake Richard B. Russell. Located in Elbert County. Public access.

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