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Boat ramps in Rhode Island

23 launches in 13 cities.

The cities with the most launches are Newport (3), Providence (3) and Barrington (2). See them on the map

What Rhode Island offers on the water

Boat ramps18
Kayak and canoe launches2
Fishing piers and access4
Marked free3

Lakes, rivers and bays near these launches: Randall Pond, Ponaganset River, Green Falls Reservoir, Wyassup Lake, Lake Washington, Worden's Pond.

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Boat ramps in Rhode Island: questions and answers

How many public boat ramps and launches are in Rhode Island?

We list 23 launches in 13 cities across Rhode Island.

Which lakes and rivers in Rhode Island have the most boat ramps?

On our map: Randall Pond (1), Ponaganset River (1), Green Falls Reservoir (1), Wyassup Lake (1), Lake Washington (1) and Worden's Pond (1). Smaller lakes in Rhode Island often have just one ramp.

Are boat ramps in Rhode Island free?

3 of the 23 launches in Rhode Island are marked free in the map data. Most others in Rhode Island have no fee information, and state parks and Corps of Engineers lakes usually charge a day-use fee.

Where can you launch a kayak in Rhode Island?

We list 2 kayak and canoe launches in Rhode Island, for example Batcheller Ave Boat Launch in Cranston and Camp Fuller Kayaks in Wakefield-Peacedale.

Where are the fishing piers in Rhode Island?

4 fishing piers and fishing access sites, including Randall Pond Fishing Dock in Cranston, Ponaganset River Acccess in Foster, Lake Washington Fishing Area in Pascoag and State Pier in Wakefield-Peacedale.