Liberty County Boat Ramps: Public Launches & Water Access
Liberty County sits between Bryan and McIntosh counties and provides public boat access to the Medway River, Jones Creek and South Newport River. Georgia DNR currently lists three coastal boating access points in Liberty County: Liberty County Regional Park, Sunbury Boat Ramp and South Newport River Boat Ramp. Coastal DNR
Liberty County Boat Ramps
Liberty County Regional Park — Jones Creek
Location: Isle of Wight Road, near Midway, GA 31320
Launch Lanes: 1
Ramp Surface: Paved
Boat Size: Best suited to smaller boats
Water Access: Jones Creek
Parking: Yes
The Liberty County Regional Park launch is on Jones Creek just north of Midway. County planning information describes it as a single-lane ramp intended primarily for smaller boats. Georgia Department of Community Affairs
The park was renamed Susie King Taylor Freedom Park at Jones Creek in 2026. Recent reporting notes that the renovated ramp remains better suited to smaller boats because of shallow water and limited trailer maneuvering space. Larger boats may have difficulty turning around, while the nearby Sunbury ramp is better suited to larger boats and trailers. Georgia Public Broadcasting
Sunbury Boat Ramp
Location: Fort Morris Road, Midway, GA 31320
Launch Lanes: 1 double-lane ramp
Ramp Surface: Paved
Parking: Paved
Dock: Courtesy dock
Restrooms: Yes
Water Access: Medway River
Sunbury is one of the better-developed public launches in Liberty County and provides access to the Medway River. Georgia DNR lists a double-lane paved ramp, paved parking, courtesy dock and restrooms. Georgia Department of Natural Resources
See the full: Sunbury Boat Ramp: Medway River Launch Guide
South Newport River Boat Ramp
Location: Old U.S. Highway 17 access road, near Exit 67
Launch Lanes: 1
Ramp Surface: Paved
Parking: Dirt/gravel
Dock: Courtesy dock
Water Access: South Newport River
Georgia DNR lists this as a single-lane paved launch with dirt/gravel parking. Georgia Department of Natural Resources
See the full: South Newport River Boat Ramp: Liberty County Launch Guide
Water Access
Jones Creek: Liberty County Regional Park / Susie King Taylor Freedom Park
Medway River: Sunbury Boat Ramp
South Newport River: South Newport River Boat Ramp
These launches provide access to some of Liberty County's coastal marsh and river systems. Jones Creek is the most restrictive of the three for larger boats, while Sunbury offers the most developed trailer-launching facilities. Georgia Public Broadcasting
As with other Georgia coastal ramps, tidal erosion can create drop-offs at the end of ramps. Georgia DNR specifically recommends caution when launching during low tide. Coastal DNR
Liberty County Boat Ramps at a Glance
Best for larger boats: Sunbury Boat Ramp
Smaller boats: Liberty County Regional Park / Jones Creek
South Newport access: South Newport River Boat Ramp
Medway River: Sunbury
Jones Creek: Susie King Taylor Freedom Park
South Newport River: South Newport River Boat Ramp
More Coastal Georgia Boat Ramp Information
This guide is part of the 912 Coastal boat-ramp series working north along the Georgia coast from St. Marys to Savannah.
For general launching information, see Boat Ramps 101: Everything You Need to Know About Launching a Boat.
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