St. Marys & Camden County Boat Ramps: Complete Launch Guide
St. Marys and Camden County offer public boat access to the St. Marys River, North River, Crooked River and Satilla River, with launches ranging from developed waterfront facilities to smaller public ramps.
This guide brings the major public launches together in one place, while linking to the individual 912 Coastal ramp guides where available.
St. Marys Boat Ramps
Meeting Street / North River Boat Ramp
Location: End of Meeting Street, downtown St. Marys, GA
Launch Lanes: 2 single-lane ramps
Ramp Surface: Paved
Parking: Paved
Dock: Courtesy dock
Restrooms: Yes
Water Access: North River / St. Marys River
Georgia DNR identifies this as the North River St. Marys Boat Ramp and confirms two single-lane paved ramps, paved parking, a courtesy dock and restrooms. Coastal DNR
See our full Meeting Street Boat Ramp: St. Marys Launch Guide.
St. Marys Waterfront Park / Wheeler Street
Location: St. Marys Waterfront Park, downtown St. Marys
Launches: Two ramps are listed by Visit St. Marys
Kayak Access: Yes
Docks: Floating docks
Restrooms: Yes
Water Access: St. Marys River
The waterfront launch is adjacent to Howard Gilman Memorial Park and downtown St. Marys. Visit St. Marys currently describes two boat ramps, kayak launches and floating docks. St Marys GA
Important current status: A Georgia DNR public notice identifies the Wheeler Street ramp as having been damaged and degraded and describes a proposed reconstruction with two 25-foot-wide lanes and a new service/floating dock. Check current local conditions before launching here. Coastal DNR
Crooked River State Park Boat Ramp
Location: Crooked River State Park, 6222 Charlie Smith Sr. Hwy., St. Marys
Launch Lanes: 1 two-lane ramp
Ramp Surface: Paved
Parking: Paved
Dock: Courtesy/service dock
Restrooms: Yes
Fee: State park fee required
Water Access: Crooked River
The ramp is a developed facility within the state park, with a bait shop nearby. Coastal DNR
See our full Crooked River Boat Ramp: St. Marys Launch Guide.
Other Camden County Boat Ramps
St. Marys River / Blue Bridge
Location: U.S. Highway 17 near the St. Marys River bridge
Launch Lanes: 1
Ramp Surface: Paved
Parking: Dirt/gravel
Water Access: St. Marys River
The Blue Bridge ramp is on the Georgia side of the St. Marys River immediately before the bridge. Coastal DNR
See our full St. Marys River (US 17) Boat Ramp: Blue Bridge Launch Guide.
Harriett's Bluff
Location: Harriett's Bluff community, Camden County
Launch Lanes: 1
Ramp Surface: Paved
Parking: Paved
Dock: Courtesy/service dock
Water Access: Crooked River
Georgia DNR confirms a single-lane paved ramp with paved parking and a courtesy dock. Coastal DNR
See our full Harriett's Bluff Boat Ramp: Crooked River Launch Guide.
White Oak
Location: U.S. Highway 17, White Oak
Water Access: Satilla River
Facilities: Boat ramp and floating dock
The Camden County site identifies White Oak as a public ramp accessing the Satilla River. Camden County GA
See our full White Oak Boat Ramp: Satilla River Launch Guide.
Woodbine Waterfront Park
Location: East 1st Street, Woodbine
Launch Lanes: 1 double ramp
Ramp Surface: Paved
Parking: Paved
Dock: Courtesy/floating dock
Restrooms: Yes
Water Access: Satilla River
The launch is part of the Satilla Waterfront Park and Riverwalk area. DNR confirms a double ramp, paved parking, courtesy dock and restroom. Coastal DNR
See our full Woodbine Waterfront Park & Boat Ramp: Satilla River Launch Guide.
Spring Bluff
Location: U.S. Highway 17
Water Access: Little Satilla River
Facilities: Boat ramp and floating dock
Camden County identifies Spring Bluff as a public ramp accessing the Little Satilla River. Camden County GA
Temple Landing / Browntown
Location: Temple Landing Road, Kingsland area
Facilities: Boat ramp, park, restrooms and pavilion
Temple Landing provides access to the St. Marys River system. Camden County has previously identified the ramp as needing replacement, so current ramp condition should be checked before relying on it. St Marys GA
Camden County Boat Ramps at a Glance
St. Marys River: Meeting Street, Waterfront/Wheeler Street, Blue Bridge and Temple Landing
North River: Meeting Street
Crooked River: Crooked River State Park and Harriett's Bluff
Satilla River: White Oak and Woodbine
Little Satilla River: Spring Bluff
Best-developed St. Marys launch: Meeting Street
Waterfront/kayak access: St. Marys Waterfront Park
State park launch: Crooked River State Park
Satilla River access: White Oak and Woodbine
A Note About Current Ramp Information
Camden County's park maintenance responsibilities changed on January 1, 2026, with the county and municipalities now directly maintaining their respective parks. That makes checking current local information particularly important when conditions or facilities change. Camden County GA
Georgia DNR's current coastal boating directory also separates some of these facilities under different names, so this guide uses the local names boaters are most likely to recognize. Coastal DNR
More Coastal Georgia Boat Ramp Information
This guide completes the county-level coverage section of the 912 Coastal boat-ramp series, working north from St. Marys toward Savannah.
For general launching information, see Boat Ramps 101: Everything You Need to Know About Launching a Boat.
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