Boat Ramps Nearby

Boat ramps in South Carolina

133 launches in 75 cities.

The cities with the most launches are Charleston (6), Fort Mill (6) and Myrtle Beach (6). See them on the map

What South Carolina offers on the water

Boat ramps120
Kayak and canoe launches7
Fishing piers and access6
Marked free10

Water you can reach from here: Green Pond, Martins Creek, Pitcairn Cove, Cedar Creek, East Bay, Lake Warren, Cane Creek, Langley Pond.

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

Boat ramps by city

Boat ramps in South Carolina: questions and answers

How many public boat ramps and launches are in South Carolina?

We list 133 launches in 75 cities across South Carolina.

Which lakes and rivers in South Carolina have the most boat ramps?

On our map: Green Pond (1), Martins Creek (1), Pitcairn Cove (1), Cedar Creek (1), East Bay (1) and Lake Warren (1). Many smaller lakes have a single public access.

Are boat ramps in South Carolina free?

10 of the 133 launches in South Carolina are marked free in the map data. Most others in South Carolina have no fee information, and state parks and Corps of Engineers lakes usually charge a day-use fee.

Where can you launch a kayak in South Carolina?

We list 7 kayak and canoe launches in South Carolina, for example Beech Springs Landing Kayak Launch in Duncan, Cedar Creek Canoe Launch in Gadsden, Rocky Point Boat & Kayak Launch Areas in Georgetown and Dacusville Outdoors Kayak Launch in Greenville.

Where are the fishing piers in South Carolina?

6 fishing piers and fishing access sites, including Patrick Square Pond in Clemson, Redbank Fishing Pier in Holly Hill, Ripken Pond in Myrtle Beach and Four Poles Park Dock in North Charleston.