🌊 Connecticut River
Concrete
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Near covered bridge
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🌊 First Connecticut Lake
Concrete
RestroomsTrailer Parking
Managed by State
Great North Woods
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🌊 Lake Massabesic
Concrete
RestroomsTrailer Parking
Managed by Manchester Water Works
Near Manchester
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🌊 Lake Massabesic
Concrete
RestroomsTrailer Parking
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Urban lake access
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🌊 Lake Sunapee
Concrete
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Clear water, landlocked salmon
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🌊 Lake Sunapee
Concrete
RestroomsTrailer ParkingCourtesy Dock
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Clear mountain lake
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🌊 Lake Winnipesaukee
Concrete
RestroomsTrailer ParkingCourtesy Dock
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NH's largest lake
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Concrete
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Managed by Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
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🌊 Merrimack River
Concrete
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Major river access
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🌊 Moore Reservoir
Concrete
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Managed by TransCanada
Connecticut River pool
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Marston's Wharf (19) located on the north bank of the Parker River at High Road. Fred "Shorty" Marston. called Shorty because he was very tall, ran a sea food restaurant here. The restaurant was torn down in the 1930s.
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🌊 Newfound Lake
Concrete
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One of cleanest lakes in US
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🌊 Newfound Lake
Concrete
RestroomsTrailer Parking
Managed by State
One of cleanest lakes in world
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🌊 Squam Lake
Concrete
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Managed by State
On Golden Pond lake
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🌊 Squam Lake
Concrete
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On Golden Pond filming location
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The Slip (70) located where Middle Road parallels the Parker River. The remains Of early pilings can be seen.
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This paved, all-tide boat ramp with a floating dock provides access to the Piscataqua River. There’s a picnic table and some parking next to the ramp. When the school is not in use, visitors may park there.
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🌊 Lake Umbagog
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Remote wilderness lake
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🌊 Lake Umbagog
Concrete
RestroomsTrailer Parking
Managed by State
NH/ME border wilderness
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Managed by Maine Deptartment of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry
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Frequently Asked Questions — Boat Ramps in New Hampshire
How many public boat ramps are in New Hampshire? ▼
RampFinder lists 289 public boat ramps in New Hampshire, including 274 free launches. We continuously add new ramps as we discover them.
Are there free boat ramps in New Hampshire? ▼
Yes! 274 of our 289 listed ramps in New Hampshire are completely free to use. Many are maintained by county, city, or state agencies.
What are the most popular fishing waters in New Hampshire? ▼
The most popular waters with boat ramps include , Lake Massabesic, Newfound Lake, Connecticut River, Lake Umbagog. Each offers public launch access for fishing and recreation.
Do I need a permit to launch a boat in New Hampshire? ▼
Requirements vary by location. Some ramps are free, while state parks typically require entry fees. Always check local regulations. Many Army Corps of Engineers and municipal ramps are free to the public.