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Kings Ferry Boat Ramp: Ogeechee River Launch Guide

Kings Ferry Boat Ramp is a public boat launch on the Ogeechee River in Chatham County, Georgia. Located along Ogeechee Road near the U.S. 17 bridge, the facility provides boat

access as well as fishing and waterfront recreation.

The site is more than just a launch ramp, with a fishing pier, pavilion, parking and restroom facilities. Coastal DNR

Ramp Information

Location: 6851 Ogeechee Road, Savannah, GA 31419

Launch Lanes: 2 double-lane ramps

Ramp Surface: Paved

Boat Size: No specific boat-size restriction is published by Georgia DNR

Dock: Courtesy dock

Boat Ramp Hours: No specific ramp hours published by Georgia DNR

Restrooms: Yes

Trailer Parking: Paved parking

Nonmotorized Launch: Yes

Launch Fee: No launch fee is listed by Georgia DNR

Life Jackets: Available

Fishing: Yes

Fishing Pier: Yes

Pavilion: Yes

Georgia DNR confirms the paved ramps, paved parking, courtesy dock, restroom and life-jacket availability. Coastal DNR

Water Access

Kings Ferry provides access to the Ogeechee River, making it a useful launch for anglers and boaters exploring the river and its connected tidal waterways.

The ramp is positioned near the Ogeechee River bridge, giving boaters convenient access to this section of coastal Georgia. Coastal DNR

More Than a Boat Ramp

Kings Ferry is also a public recreation area. Chatham County lists a fishing pier, pavilion, bathrooms, parking lot and playground at the facility, making it useful even for visitors who aren't launching a boat. Chatham County Parks

Kings Ferry Boat Ramp at a Glance

Kings Ferry is a two-ramp public launch on the Ogeechee River with paved parking, a courtesy dock, restrooms, fishing access and a pavilion. It's one of the larger public boating facilities in this section of Chatham County. Coastal DNR

More Chatham County Boat Ramps

Kings Ferry is one of several public launches around Savannah and Chatham County. See our Chatham County Boat Ramps guide for other launch locations, including F.W. Spencer Park, Bell's Landing, Rodney J. Hall, Thunderbolt, Turners Creek, Lazaretto Creek, Houlihan Park and Tybee Creek.

Once you're on the water, knowing where to launch is only part of the equation. Learn how to find fish, read the water and approach inshore fishing with confidence in Inshore Fishing 101: Everything You Need to Know to Get Started.