Boat Ramps Nearby
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Ramp etiquetteKayak & canoe launches in Kent, WA
We list 4 kayak launches within 16 miles of Kent. These spots are made for paddle craft. You carry the kayak or canoe down to a low dock, a roller launch or a gentle bank, with no trailer lane to block. 8 more are within 50 miles.
- 6.6 mi
Kayak Landing - Point Robinson
Seattle - 7.9 mi
Kayak Landing
Federal Way - 10 mi
- 14 mi
Riverside Park Kayak Launch
Sumner - 19 mi
Waterway 19 Canoe/Kayak Launch
Seattle - 19 mi
Fort Ward Park Kayak Launch
Port Orchard - 21 mi
- 24 mi
- 26 mi
- 29 mi
Tiger Lake
Seabeck - 30 mi
Panther Lake
Seabeck - 31 mi
Boat ramps near Kent
- Panther Lake Fishing Access Kent, 3.6 mi
- Angle Lake Park Boat Ramp Seattle, 4.2 mi
- Lake Meridian Park Fishing Pier Kent, 4.4 mi
- Lake Meridian Boat Launch Kent, 4.5 mi
- Wooton Park Boat Ramp Federal Way, 4.8 mi
- Steel Lake Boat Launch Federal Way, 4.9 mi
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Life jacket rulesKayak & canoe launches in Kent: questions and answers
Where can you find kayak & canoe launches in Kent, WA?
Within 16 miles of Kent we list 4 kayak launches: Kayak Landing - Point Robinson, Kayak Landing, Dick Gilmur Shoreline and Kayak Launch and Riverside Park Kayak Launch.
What other kayak launches are near Kent?
Within 50 miles: Waterway 19 Canoe/Kayak Launch (Seattle, 19 miles), Fort Ward Park Kayak Launch (Port Orchard, 19 miles), Luke McRedmond Landing Kayak Launch (Redmond, 21 miles), Fletcher Landing (Bainbridge Island, 24 miles) and Point Monroe Lagoon (Suquamish, 26 miles).
For a trip from Kent, our guide How to launch a kayak or canoe covers the basics, and the map finds more. All launches in the city: Boat ramps in Kent, WA.