White Oak Boat Ramp: Satilla River Launch Guide | 912 Coastal

White Oak Boat Ramp: Satilla River Launch Guide

The White Oak Boat Ramp provides public access to the Satilla River from U.S. Highway 17 in White Oak, Georgia. The ramp sits at the Satilla River crossing just north of the White Oak community and provides a simple launch for boaters and anglers exploring the river and surrounding coastal waterways. co.camden.ga.us

Ramp Information

Location: U.S. Highway 17 N, White Oak, GA 31568

Launch Lanes: 1

Ramp Surface: Paved/concrete

Boat Size: No specific boat-size restriction is published by Georgia DNR

Dock: Floating/courtesy dock

Boat Ramp Hours: Sunrise to sunset

Restrooms: No restroom is listed by Georgia DNR

Trailer Parking: Dirt/gravel parking area

Nonmotorized Launch: Suitable for small boats and paddle craft

Launch Fee: No launch fee is listed

The Georgia DNR lists the facility as a single-lane paved ramp with dirt/gravel parking and a courtesy dock. Camden County also identifies the facility as a boat ramp with a floating dock. Coastal DNR

Water Access

The ramp provides access to White Oak Creek and the Satilla River. The creek connects to the Satilla River east of the highway, making this a useful launching point for exploring the river system around Camden County. Camden County PSA

Georgia DNR notes that coastal ramps can develop steep drop-offs at the foot of the ramp because of tidal erosion. That is particularly important at low tide when launching or loading. Coastal DNR

Nearby

Charlie Easterling Memorial Park is located nearby at the junction of Burnt Fort Road and Highway 17 and provides picnic and recreation facilities.

The White Oak community and surrounding Camden County area also provide access to the Satilla River, making the ramp a convenient launch for anglers exploring this section of the river.

White Oak Boat Ramp at a Glance

White Oak Boat Ramp is a single-lane paved public launch with a floating/courtesy dock and dirt/gravel parking. It provides access to White Oak Creek and the Satilla River and is open daily from sunrise to sunset according to Visit Kingsland. Kingsland, Georgia

More Camden County Boat Ramps

White Oak is one of several public launches throughout Camden County. See our Camden County Boat Ramps guide for additional launch locations around St. Marys, Woodbine, Crooked River and the Satilla River.

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