🌊 Baker Lake
Concrete
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Managed by Forest Service
North Cascades
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🌊 Banks Lake
Concrete
RestroomsTrailer ParkingFish Cleaning
Managed by State
Walleye and bass
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Gravel
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Managed by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
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🌊 Canal-Windmill Lakes Boat
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Managed by State DNR
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Managed by Port of Anacortes
this is the Port of Anacortes Commercial Ramp
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Gravel
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Space for 4 cars, packed dirt path to gravel beach
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🌊 Don Lake Boat
Gravel
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Managed by Washington Department of Natur
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Strong prevailing cross current, hidden rocks, nearby ferry dock make this a challenging boat launch particularly for boats longer than 18 feet. Strongly suggest use at high and/or slack tide if possible. Figure out trailer parking before launching!
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Use kayak racks to store boats, beach disappears at high tide.
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🌊 Lake Cushman
Concrete
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Managed by County
Olympic Peninsula
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🌊 Lake Roosevelt
Concrete
RestroomsTrailer ParkingFish Cleaning
Managed by NPS
Columbia River behind Grand Coulee Dam
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🌊 Lake Sammamish
Concrete
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Managed by State
Eastside Seattle
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🌊 Lake Washington
Concrete
RestroomsTrailer ParkingCourtesy Dock
Managed by City
Seattle metro lake
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🌊 Lake Wenatchee
Concrete
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Managed by State
Cascade foothills
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🌊 Moses Lake
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Managed by City
Central WA warm water
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🌊 Strait of Juan de Fuca
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Managed by Makah Tribe
Halibut and salmon fishing
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The Port of Keyport is a small marina with 14 private slips, 250 feet of guest moorage in five 50-foot slips, and a boat launch ramp. More information is available online: http://portofkeyport.com/
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🌊 Potholes Reservoir
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Managed by State
Seep lakes area
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🌊 Puget Sound
Concrete
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Managed by City
Saltwater salmon fishing
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A year-round 2-lane paved ramp that is popular with trailer boaters for its ease of use to access the Skagit River.
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🌊 Skagit Bay
Concrete
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Managed by County
Puget Sound saltwater
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🌊 Snively Road Yakima
Concrete
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Tapteal Water Trail marker #6
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🌊 Pacific Ocean
Concrete
RestroomsTrailer ParkingFuel DockFish Cleaning
Managed by City
Ocean fishing charters
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Frequently Asked Questions — Boat Ramps in Washington
How many public boat ramps are in Washington? ▼
RampFinder lists 259 public boat ramps in Washington, including 247 free launches. We continuously add new ramps as we discover them.
Are there free boat ramps in Washington? ▼
Yes! 247 of our 259 listed ramps in Washington are completely free to use. Many are maintained by county, city, or state agencies.
What are the most popular fishing waters in Washington? ▼
The most popular waters with boat ramps include , Columbia River, Puget Sound, Lake Washington, Lake Wenatchee. Each offers public launch access for fishing and recreation.
Do I need a permit to launch a boat in Washington? ▼
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.