Boat Ramps Nearby

Boat ramps in Washington

607 launches in 181 cities.

The cities with the most launches are Seattle (24), Quincy (14) and Tonasket (12). See them on the map

Washington boat access in numbers

Boat ramps565
Kayak and canoe launches36
Fishing piers and access20
Marked free52

Water you can reach from here: Clear Lake, Silver Lake, Panther Lake, Long Lake, Pearrygin Lake, Burke Lake, Vancouver Lake, Campbell Lake.

Washington rules to know

Guides for Washington boaters: launching a boat, ramp etiquette and launch fees.

Boat ramps by city

Boat ramps in Washington: questions and answers

How many public boat ramps and launches are in Washington?

We list 607 launches in 181 cities across Washington.

Which lakes and rivers in Washington have the most boat ramps?

On our map: Clear Lake (4), Silver Lake (3), Panther Lake (3), Long Lake (3), Pearrygin Lake (3) and Burke Lake (3). Smaller lakes in Washington often have just one ramp.

Are boat ramps in Washington free?

52 of the 607 launches in Washington are marked free in the map data. For the rest of Washington we have no fee data, so check the signs.

Where can you launch a kayak in Washington?

We list 36 kayak and canoe launches in Washington, for example Merwin Kayak-Canoe Launch in Amboy, Kayak Landing in Anacortes, Botts Boat Launch in Asotin and Fletcher Landing in Bainbridge Island.

Where are the fishing piers in Washington?

20 fishing piers and fishing access sites, including Green Timbers Lake in Blaine, Skagit-Baker Confluence in Darrington, Fiorito Pond North in Ellensburg and Fiorito Pond South in Ellensburg.