Boat ramps in Miami, Florida
Miami has 24 open public boat ramps in the FWC inventory, plus 7 listed as closed or with an unclear status.
- 16 are listed as free (67%, against 68% statewide) and 5 charge a fee.
- Lowest listed launch fees: Gerry Curtis Park Public Boat Ramp ($8), Regatta Park - Seminole Boat Ramp ($10) and Watson Island Lot 70 Boat Ramp ($10).
- 12 are listed as open 24 hours (50%).
- FWC lists 48 launch lanes at 17 ramps; the most is 11 at Matheson Hammock County Park - Boat Ramp.
- 531 trailer parking spaces are listed across 19 ramps; Pelican Harbor Park Boat Ramp has the most (120).
- Restrooms: 8 with flush toilets.
- 10 launch into salt or brackish water and 14 into freshwater.
- 6 are hand-launch only (kayak, canoe, paddleboard).
- Main water bodies: Biscayne Bay (8), Tamiami Canal (3), Cutler Drain Canal (C-100C) (2), Miami River (2) and C-100A (1).
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Closed or unclear status (7)
Listed by FWC but not open. Kept apart from the open counts above.
- Antonio Maceo Park (Slow Speed Zone - No PWCs) TEMPORARILY CLOSED FOR CONSTRUCTION Temporarily closed
- Everglades WMA - Tamiami Trail (Mile 30.0) - WCA 3B Airboat Ramp (CLOSED DURING LEVEE CONSTRUCTION) Temporarily closed
- Everglades WMA - Tamiami Trail (Mile 30.0) at L-67A Canal (Closed during canal dredging starting 2/26 Temporarily closed
- Everglades WMA - Tamiami Trail (Mile 30.0) at L-67C Canal (CLOSED DURING LEVEE CONSTRUCTION) Temporarily closed
- Krome Avenue S-335 Ramp (Closed) Destroyed
- L-29 Airboat Ramp (Not Usable) Closed (no further information from FWC)
- Legion Park Public Boat Ramp (Closed Due to Re-Construction) Temporarily closed
County
- Miami-Dade 51