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Washington Boat Ramp Directory

Every Boat Ramp in Washington

1352+ boat ramps across 20 lakes and waterways. Puget Sound saltwater, Columbia River salmon, world-class Pacific Northwest boating.

Featured: Puget Sound

67 named ramps

Steel Lake Boat Launch

Washington

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Luhr Beach Boat Launch

Washington

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SE 40th Boat Launch

Washington

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37th Street NW Boat Launch

Washington

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Vaughn Bay Boat Ramp

Washington

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Ferdinand Street Boat Launch

Washington

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Washington Lakes & Waterways

Puget Sound

389

Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia

930 ft deep

Strait of Juan de Fuca

55

Port Angeles, Sequim, Port Townsend

720 ft deep

San Juan Islands

34

Friday Harbor, Orcas, Lopez Island

600 ft deep

Lake Roosevelt

24

Kettle Falls, Seven Bays, Fort Spokane

82,000 acres380 ft deep

Columbia River (Washington)

21

Kennewick, Richland, Pasco

200 ft deep

Potholes Reservoir

17

Othello, Moses Lake

28,200 acres60 ft deep

Lake Chelan

14

Chelan, Manson, Stehekin

32,600 acres1486 ft deep

Grays Harbor

10

Westport, Ocean Shores, Aberdeen

30 ft deep

Snake River (Washington)

10

Clarkston, Pullman, Dayton

100 ft deep

Skagit River

8

Mount Vernon, Burlington, Concrete

20 ft deep

Moses Lake

7

Moses Lake

6,800 acres38 ft deep

Yakima River

7

Yakima, Ellensburg, Cle Elum

15 ft deep

Willapa Bay

4

Long Beach, Raymond, South Bend

25 ft deep

Lake Whatcom

3

Bellingham

5,000 acres318 ft deep

Banks Lake

0

Coulee City, Electric City, Grand Coulee

27,000 acres172 ft deep

Lake Washington

0

Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland

22,138 acres214 ft deep

Lake Sammamish

0

Issaquah, Redmond, Sammamish

4,897 acres105 ft deep

Lake Stevens

0

Lake Stevens, Marysville

1,040 acres65 ft deep

American Lake

0

Lakewood, Tacoma

1,124 acres98 ft deep

Lake Tapps

0

Bonney Lake, Auburn, Sumner

2,400 acres65 ft deep

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All 1352 Washington Boat Ramps

14th Avenue Northwest Boat Ramp

Washington

28th Street Boat Launch

Washington

32nd Avenue West Boat Launch

Washington

37th Street NW Boat Launch

Washington

Aberdeen Lake Boat Launch

Washington

Adams Street Boat Ramp

Washington

Aeneas Lake

Washington

Alkali Lake Boat Launch

Washington

Alkali Lake Hand Boat Launch

Washington

Allan Yorke Park Boat Launch

Washington

Ankeny Road North

Washington

Ankeny Road South

Washington

Apricot Orchard Boat Launch

Washington

Arcadia Point Boat Ramp

Washington

Atlantic City Boat Ramp

Washington

Atlantic City Boat Ramp

Washington

Baker River Boat Launch

Washington

Barge Ramp

Washington

Barker Canyon

Washington

Barrier Dam Boat Launch

Washington

Bay View Boat Launch

Washington

Beaver Lake Launch

Sedro Woolley

Big Lake Boat Launch

Washington

Billy Clapp Lake Boat Launch

Washington

Black Creek Launch

Washington

Black Lake Boatramp

Washington

Blue Heron Park Boat Launch

Washington

Blue Lake Boat Launch

Washington

Blythe Boat Launch

Washington

Boat Launch For Lake Padden

Washington

Additional Launch Sites

Boat Launch47.0328, -122.8396
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Boat Launch47.6658, -120.2201
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Boat Launch47.7156, -122.2581
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Boat Ramp48.6148, -123.1603
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Boat Ramp48.6005, -122.9925
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Boat Ramp48.5580, -122.8908
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Boat Ramp47.5712, -122.2768
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Boat Ramp47.5779, -122.2019
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Boat Ramp48.5821, -123.4682
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Boat Ramp47.2749, -122.7602
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Boat Ramp47.1917, -122.7463
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Boat Ramp47.8667, -122.6356
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Boat Ramp47.6602, -122.9204
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Boat Ramp47.8121, -124.2501
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Boat Ramp47.8569, -122.6069
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Boat Ramp47.9987, -122.1781
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Boat Ramp48.0598, -122.7734
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Boat Ramp48.4895, -122.6754
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Boat Ramp48.6698, -121.6760
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Boat Ramp48.7270, -121.6564
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Washington Boating FAQ

How many boat ramps are in Washington?
RampSeeker lists 1352+ boat ramps across Washington, from Puget Sound to the Columbia River basin.
What are the best fishing spots in Washington?
Puget Sound offers world-class salmon, halibut, and lingcod. The Columbia River is legendary for salmon and sturgeon. Lake Chelan, Banks Lake, and Lake Roosevelt provide excellent freshwater fishing for walleye, bass, and trout.
Do I need a boating license in Washington?
Washington requires a Boater Education Card for anyone operating a motorized vessel who was born after January 1, 1955. All motorized boats must be registered with the WA Department of Licensing.
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