Boat ramps on Susquehanna River
We count 4 places to get onto Susquehanna River, Pennsylvania, from Harrisburg to Maytown. 4 are boat ramps for trailers, 1 suits kayaks and canoes.
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City Island Boat Ramp
Harrisburg -
New Market Access
Harrisburg -
Riverfront Park Boat Ramp
Lemoyne -
River Front Park Boat Ramp
Maytown
Before you head to Susquehanna River
| Launches | 4 |
|---|---|
| Boat ramps | 4 |
| Kayak and canoe launches | 1 |
| Towns | Harrisburg, Lemoyne, Maytown |
- In Pennsylvania, kayaks and canoes need a registration or a launch permit to use Fish and Boat Commission and state park launches.
Read before you go: launching a boat, ramp etiquette, launch fees.
For a day on Susquehanna River
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Susquehanna River: questions and answers
How many boat ramps are on Susquehanna River?
We list 4 public launches on Susquehanna River around Harrisburg, Lemoyne and Maytown: City Island Boat Ramp, New Market Access, Riverfront Park Boat Ramp and River Front Park Boat Ramp.
Are the boat ramps on Susquehanna River free?
Fees on Susquehanna River aren't in our data; ask the managing agency or check the signs at the ramp.
Where can you launch a kayak on Susquehanna River?
New Market Access is suitable for kayaks and canoes. On Susquehanna River, paddlers can also use the edge of most ramps.