Tucked away among the coastal marshes of Bryan County, the Tivoli River Fishing Pier & Kayak Launch offers anglers and paddlers a place to experience the quieter side of coastal Georgia. Located on Belfast Keller Road near Richmond Hill, this public access point overlooks the Tivoli River and provides access to the surrounding tidal waterways.
Whether you're fishing from the pier or launching a kayak to explore the marsh, this location is worth adding to your coastal fishing list. It is especially useful for anglers who want to explore beyond the better-known fishing spots around Savannah. Georgia DNR lists the site as an accessible public fishing location, and the Richmond Hill Convention and Visitors Bureau highlights it as a fishing and paddling destination.
Fishing Pier Information
Location: Tivoli River Fishing Pier & Kayak Launch, Richmond Hill, Georgia
Address: 6950 Belfast Keller Road, Richmond Hill, GA 31324
Waterway: Tivoli River
Fishing Access: Public fishing pier
Kayak Launch: Available at the site
Parking: A small parking area is reported at this location. Confirm current
capacity before visiting.
Restrooms: Not listed in Georgia DNR's current accessibility information.
Accessibility: Georgia DNR identifies an accessible fishing structure, accessible parking, paved footpaths, and wheelchair fishing cutouts.
Boat Ramp: This is primarily a fishing pier and kayak-launch location. Do not assume it has a conventional motorboat ramp.
Hours and Fees: Check current posted signs and local information before visiting.
What Can You Catch?
The Tivoli River is part of the tidal creek and marsh system surrounding Richmond Hill. Depending on the season, tide, and water conditions, anglers in the surrounding waters may encounter:
Red drum (redfish)
Spotted seatrout
Flounder
Black drum
Other coastal inshore species
These are potential catches in the surrounding waters, not guaranteed catches from the pier.
Fishing Tips for the Tivoli River
Check the tide before you go. Tidal movement affects water depth and current throughout the river and surrounding marshes. A local tide chart can help you plan your visit.
Try natural bait. Shrimp and cut bait are practical starting points for bottom fishing. Adjust your sinker weight to match the current.
Look for moving water. Baitfish activity and current near marsh edges can help you decide where to cast.
Bring the essentials. Pack spare hooks, leader material, water, sun protection, and a container for used fishing line.
Always check current Georgia saltwater fishing regulations for licensing, size limits, seasons, and possession limits before keeping fish.
A Good Location for Kayak Fishing
The Tivoli River access point is also worth considering if you enjoy kayak fishing. Launching a kayak lets you explore tidal creeks and marsh edges that may be difficult to reach from shore.
Before launching, check the tide, wind, and weather forecast. Make sure your kayak is equipped with the required safety gear, and avoid paddling into unfamiliar water when conditions are changing.
Explore More With 912 Coastal
The Tivoli River Fishing Pier is another useful addition to our growing directory of public fishing locations along the Georgia coast.
Visit our Fishing 101 hub for practical inshore fishing advice and our Boat Ramp 101 guide for public launch locations.
You can also explore our guides to Fort McAllister State Park Fishing Pier and King’s Ferry Fishing Pier for more public fishing access around the Savannah region.
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