Boat Ramps Nearby

Kayak & canoe launches in Suquamish, WA

We list 4 kayak launches within 16 miles of Suquamish. No trailer needed: these launches are for boats you can carry, with a low dock, a launch rail or an easy bank. 8 more are within 50 miles.

  1. <1 mi

    Point Monroe Lagoon

    Suquamish
    dusk–dawn
    Kayak launchFree
  2. 5.4 mi

    Fletcher Landing

    Bainbridge Island
    dawn–dusk
    Kayak launchFree
  3. 8.5 mi

    Fort Ward Park Kayak Launch

    Port Orchard
    Kayak launch
  4. 9.1 mi

    Waterway 19 Canoe/Kayak Launch

    Seattle
    Kayak launch
  5. 18 mi

    Glendale Beach Preserve Boat Ramp

    Mukilteo
    Boat rampKayak launch
  6. 18 mi

    Luke McRedmond Landing Kayak Launch

    Redmond
    Kayak launchFree
  7. 18 mi

    Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Boat Ramp

    Seabeck
    Boat rampKayak launch
  8. 20 mi

    Tiger Lake

    Seabeck
    Boat rampKayak launch
  9. 21 mi

    Panther Lake

    Seabeck
    Boat rampKayak launchFishing pier
  10. 23 mi

    Kayak Landing - Point Robinson

    Seattle
    Kayak launch
  11. 23 mi

    Kayak rack for Cascade Marine Trail

    Port Hadlock-Irondale
    Kayak launchFree
  12. 23 mi

    Kayak Landing in Federal Way

    Federal Way
    Kayak launch
Illustration: a paddler in a life jacket stepping from a low dock into a kayak
Illustration of a typical kayak launch, not a photo of a specific place near Suquamish

Boat ramps near Suquamish

Kayak & canoe launches in Suquamish: questions and answers

Is there kayak & canoe launches in Suquamish?

Within 16 miles of Suquamish we list 4 kayak launches: Point Monroe Lagoon, Fletcher Landing, Fort Ward Park Kayak Launch and Waterway 19 Canoe/Kayak Launch.

What other kayak launches are near Suquamish?

Within 50 miles: Glendale Beach Preserve Boat Ramp (Mukilteo, 18 miles), Luke McRedmond Landing Kayak Launch (Redmond, 18 miles), Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Boat Ramp (Seabeck, 18 miles), Tiger Lake (Seabeck, 20 miles) and Panther Lake (Seabeck, 21 miles).

Do you need a life jacket to kayak near Suquamish?

Yes: in Washington, as everywhere in the US, each paddler needs an approved life jacket on board.

More places near Suquamish are on the map; good to know before you go: How to launch a kayak or canoe. Full list of launches in the city: Boat ramps in Suquamish, WA.