Bladensburg Waterfront Park Boat Ramp gives you public access to the water on Anacostia River in Bladensburg, MD. The drive from Washington, D.C. covers roughly 5.9 miles as the crow flies. The next public ramp is Anacostia Park, Section E Boat Ramp in Washington, D.C., about 4.1 miles away.
| Type | Public boat ramp |
|---|---|
| Address | Bladensburg, MD |
| Water | Anacostia River |
| Park | Bladensburg Waterfront Park |
| Launch fee | not in our data, check the signs at the launch |
Before driving to Bladensburg Waterfront Park Boat Ramp, check closures with Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
Our checklist: How to launch a boat from a trailer.
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Illustration The classic ramp mistake
A spare snap-handle plug in the glove box, and the full launch checklist that keeps the line moving.
Launch checklist
Illustration Loading the boat
How to winch your boat on in a minute, and the small upgrades that make the drive home safer.
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Bladensburg Waterfront Park Boat Ramp is in Bladensburg, Maryland. Open the map link to see where Bladensburg Waterfront Park Boat Ramp sits on the shore.
It gives you access to Anacostia River.
We don't have fee information for Bladensburg Waterfront Park Boat Ramp, but many city and county ramps are free, while state parks and Corps lakes often charge.
Usually yes, as long as you keep the lane at Bladensburg Waterfront Park Boat Ramp clear for trailers.
Anacostia Park, Section E Boat Ramp in Washington, D.C. (4.1 miles), Lady Bird Johnson Park Boat Ramp in Arlington (7.2 miles) and Long Bridge Park Boat Ramp in Arlington (7.3 miles).
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