Boat Ramps Nearby

Eastside Boat Ramp

Boat ramp

Eastside Boat Ramp gives you public access to the water on Isthmus Slough in North Bend, OR. The drive from Eugene covers roughly 73 miles as the crow flies. The next public ramp is California St City Boat Ramp in North Bend, about 3.2 miles away.

Launch details
TypePublic boat ramp
AddressNorth Bend, OR
WaterIsthmus Slough
Launch feenot in our data, check the signs at the launch
Illustration: a public boat ramp with a floating dock on a wide river
Illustration of a typical boat ramp, not a photo of Eastside Boat Ramp

Good to know for Eastside Boat Ramp

Official Oregon access sites: Oregon State Marine Board.

More in our guide: How to launch a boat from a trailer, plus ramp etiquette.

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About Eastside Boat Ramp

What is the address of Eastside Boat Ramp?

Eastside Boat Ramp is in North Bend, Oregon. We only have the map location of Eastside Boat Ramp from OpenStreetMap, and the directions link goes straight to it.

What water is Eastside Boat Ramp on?

It gives you access to Isthmus Slough.

Is Eastside Boat Ramp free?

We don't have fee information for Eastside Boat Ramp, but many city and county ramps are free, while state parks and Corps lakes often charge.

Can paddlers use Eastside Boat Ramp?

Generally yes. Unload away from the lane and launch quickly.

Where else can you launch near Eastside Boat Ramp?

California St City Boat Ramp in North Bend (3.2 miles), Empire Boat Ramp in North Bend (4.3 miles) and BLM Boat Launch in North Bend (5.1 miles).

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