Meeting Street Boat Ramp: St. Marys Launch Guide | 912 Coastal

Meeting Street Boat Ramp: St. Marys Launch Guide

The Meeting Street Boat Ramp is located at the end of Meeting Street in downtown St. Marys and provides public access to the North River and St. Marys River system. It is one of the primary public launching points in St. Marys and is separate from the Wheeler Street Boat Ramp at the waterfront.

Ramp Information

Location: End of Meeting Street, St. Marys, GA 31558

Address: 309 Meeting Street East, St. Marys, GA 31558

Launch Lanes: 2 single-lane ramps

Ramp Surface: Paved

Boat Size: No specific size restriction published by Georgia DNR

Dock: Courtesy dock

Boat Ramp Hours: Sunrise to sunset

Restrooms: No

Trailer Parking: Paved parking; abundant parking.

Nonmotorized Launch: Kayaks and canoes can be launched from the facility.

Fee: No current launch fee is listed by the official sources reviewed.

Water Access

The Meeting Street ramp launches directly into the North River/St. Marys River system, giving boaters access to the surrounding tidal waterways. The ramp's location makes it useful for anglers heading toward the lower St. Marys River and surrounding coastal waters.

The courtesy dock can also be used by anglers. Fishing from the dock and nearby bank areas.

Nearby

Downtown St. Marys: Historic downtown St. Marys is nearby, with restaurants, shops and waterfront attractions.

Howard Gilman Waterfront Park: The downtown waterfront park is nearby and provides additional waterfront access, fishing and restrooms.

Meeting Street Boat Ramp at a Glance

The Meeting Street Boat Ramp is a two-lane paved public ramp with a courtesy dock, paved parking and no restrooms at the end of Meeting Street in St. Marys. It provides direct access to the North River/St. Marys River and is a separate launch from the Wheeler Street waterfront ramp.

For more St. Marys-area launches, see Crooked River State Park Boat Ramp, St. Marys Waterfront Boat Ramp, and our Boat Ramps 101 guide.

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.