Boat Ramps Frequently used in the Tampa area

Experience Tampa Bay’s estuary by fishing for Tarpon, Redfish, and Snook. Expert guides, premium gear, and sustainable practices ensure an exceptional angling adventure.

	Picnic Island Boat Ramp Located in South Tampa, this ramp offers 24-hour access and is part of a larger park featuring a fishing pier, beach, and playground. Ample parking and clean restrooms are available on-site.
	Courtney Campbell Boat Ramp Situated on the north side of the causeway, this ramp features four lanes providing quick access to Upper Tampa Bay. While it offers plenty of trailer parking, please note there are no restroom facilities at this location.
	Gandy Boat Ramp Known as one of the most popular ramps in the area, it features six wide lanes and over 100 parking spots. It provides excellent access to the central portion of Tampa Bay.
	Ft. Desoto Boat Ramp This massive facility features over 20 lanes and 300 parking spaces. It is a premier gateway to the gulf with floating docks, hose hookups for rinsing boats, and well-maintained restrooms.
	Safety Harbor Boat Ramp Located at Marina Park, this ramp is adjacent to Veteran’s Memorial Park. It’s a beautiful, clean area with picnic shelters and public restrooms, just a short walk from downtown Safety Harbor.
	Seminole Boat Ramp Located in Clearwater, this ramp offers eight launches and recently updated floating docks. The facility is open 24/7 with pay-by-plate parking and restrooms available for public use.

Experience Tampa Bay’s estuary by fishing for Tarpon, Redfish, and Snook. Expert guides, premium gear, and sustainable practices ensure an exceptional angling adventure. Whether half-day or full-day, book now for an unforgettable journey in Tampa Bay’s diverse waters.