Boat Ramps NearbyBoat ramps on Lake Minnetonka
There are 4 public access points on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota. 4 are boat ramps for trailers with 6 lanes in total.
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Wekota Beach Park Boat Ramp
Excelsior · 2 lanes -
North Arm Boat Landing
Spring Park -
Carver Park Reserve Boat Ramp
Victoria · 2 lanes -
Wayzata Beach Park Boat Ramp
Wayzata
Before you head to Lake Minnetonka
| Launches | 4 |
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| Boat ramps | 4 |
| Towns | Excelsior, Spring Park, Victoria, Wayzata |
- Minnesota requires boaters to drain all water by pulling the plug when leaving a lake, and to trailer with the plug out.
- Non-motorized boats longer than 10 feet must be registered in Minnesota.
Guides: launching a boat, ramp etiquette, launch fees.
Packed for the ramp
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Lake Minnetonka: questions and answers
How many boat ramps are on Lake Minnetonka?
We list 4 public launches on Lake Minnetonka around Excelsior, Spring Park, Victoria and Wayzata: Wekota Beach Park Boat Ramp, North Arm Boat Landing, Carver Park Reserve Boat Ramp and Wayzata Beach Park Boat Ramp.
Does it cost money to launch on Lake Minnetonka?
The map data has no fee details for the launches on Lake Minnetonka; local ramps are often free, while park and Corps of Engineers ramps often charge.
Can you kayak on Lake Minnetonka?
Usually yes. None of the 4 launches on Lake Minnetonka is tagged as a dedicated kayak launch, but paddlers can put in at the side of most ramps when the lane is clear.
What should boaters on Lake Minnetonka know about invasive species?
In Minnesota the drain plug has to come out before you leave the access, and it stays out on the road. Bilge and livewell must be drained too.