Lake Adelaide Public Boat Ramp

Stand-alone ramp on Lake Adelaide in Avon Park, Highlands County

Fee
Free (no launch fee listed)
Lanes
1 launch lane (1 single ramp)
Hours
Open 24 hours
Trailer parking
12 spaces
Restrooms
No restroom

Check fees, hours and status with Highlands County before you go.

Conditions now

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How this is rated

Caution: an active Small Craft Advisory, Gale, Storm, Tropical Storm, Hurricane or Special Marine Warning. Rough: wind 20 mph or more, gusts 25 mph or more. Choppy: wind 12 mph or more. Calm: none of these, and nothing Unknown (an Unknown value never counts as calm). Wind and gusts are the NWS forecast for this hour.

A guide, not advice. Check official forecasts and conditions before launching.

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For your boat

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All FWC facts

All FWC facts
StatusOpen
Ramp typeStand-alone ramp
AccessGovernment Owned for General Public Use
FeeFree (no launch fee listed)
Launch lanes1 launch lane (1 single ramp)
HoursOpen 24 hours
Trailer parking12 spaces
Car-only parking0 spaces
RestroomsNo restroom
AccessibilityNot listed by FWC
Ramp surfaceConcrete
Parking surfaceNot Paved - Grass/Loose Soil/Sand · Good
DocksNo dock
WaterFreshwater · Lake or Pond
Water bodyLake Adelaide
Managed byHighlands County
Address2124 N West Shore Road, Avon Park, FL 33825
CountyHighlands County
Coordinates27.63693, -81.53465
FWC ramp IDHG00060CM

On the water

Motor rules: not listed by FWC. Check posted signs and the managing agency.

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Nearest open ramps

Straight-line distance (as the crow flies), not driving or boating distance.