South Brunswick River Boat Ramp: Brunswick Launch Guide | 912 Coastal

South Brunswick River Boat Ramp: Brunswick Launch Guide

The South Brunswick River Boat Ramp is a simple public launch on Georgia Highway 303 in Glynn County, just before the South Brunswick River Bridge. It provides direct access to the South Brunswick River and is a useful launch for anglers and boaters exploring the Brunswick-area waterways. Georgia DNR lists it as a single-lane paved ramp with dirt-and-gravel parking. Coastal GADNR

Ramp Information

Location: Georgia Highway 303, Brunswick, GA 31523 — just before the South Brunswick River Bridge

Launch Lanes: 1

Ramp Surface: Paved

Boat Size: No specific size restriction published by Georgia DNR

Dock: No dock listed by Georgia DNR

Boat Ramp Hours: No specific hours published by Georgia DNR

Restrooms: Not listed by Georgia DNR

Trailer Parking: Dirt/gravel

Nonmotorized Launch: Suitable for kayaks and other small nonmotorized boats

Launch Fee: No fee listed by Georgia DNR

Water Access

The ramp provides access to the South Brunswick River, with connections to the surrounding tidal waterways of the Brunswick area.

Georgia DNR notes that coastal Georgia ramps can develop steep drop-offs at the end of the ramp because of tidal erosion. Extra care is recommended when launching during low-tide periods. Coastal GADNR

South Brunswick River Boat Ramp at a Glance

This is a basic, single-lane public ramp rather than a large recreational facility. The paved ramp and direct river access make it a practical option when you want to get onto the South Brunswick River without using a marina.

More Brunswick Area Boat Ramp Information

The next stop heading north in our coastal Georgia boat-ramp series is Mackay River Boat Ramp on the Torras Causeway toward St. Simons Island. Georgia DNR lists Mackay River as a double-lane paved ramp with paved parking and a courtesy dock. Coastal GADNR

For the complete regional list, see Camden County Boat Ramps: Public Launches & Water Access and our other coastal Georgia boat-ramp guides.