Boat Ramps Nearby

Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf

Fishing pier

You'll find Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf in Santa Cruz. It's a fishing pier. San Jose is the nearest big city, about 27 miles away. The next fishing pier is Garden of Eden in Mount Hermon, about 4.9 miles away.

Launch details
TypeFishing pier
AddressSanta Cruz, CA
Launch feenot in our data, check the signs at the launch
Illustration: anglers on a long wooden public fishing pier over the ocean at sunrise
Symbolic illustration, not Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf

Good to know for Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf

State agency for boat ramps around Santa Cruz: California State Parks, Division of Boating and Waterways.

Guide: Fishing pier tips.

For a day on the pier

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About Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf

How do I get to Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf?

Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf is in Santa Cruz, California. Use the directions button, which routes to the exact pin of Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf.

Does it cost money to launch at Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf?

We have no fee details for Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf, but our guide to launch fees explains what ramps usually cost.

Do I need a fishing license at Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf?

California lets anglers fish public piers license-free. Bag and size limits stay in force. Ask on site whether Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf qualifies.

What other boat launches are near Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf?

Kayaker's Slipway in Santa Cruz (under 1 mile), Garden of Eden in Mount Hermon (4.9 miles) and Loch Lomond City Recreation Area Boat Ramp in Ben Lomond (11 miles).

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