Free Public Boat Ramps in Rhode Island
Rhode Island has 35 free public boat ramps — launches operated by state fish & wildlife agencies, counties, and federal lands with no access fee.
- ProvidenceBlackstone Pond
- BristolAtlantic Ocean
- South KingstownTucker Pond
- South KingstownWorden'S Pond
- South KingstownWorden'S Pond
- BurrillvilleWilson Reservoir
- GlocesterBowdish Reservoir
- HopkintonAshville Pond
- CharlestownWatchaug Pond
- BurrillvilleClear River
- BurrillvilleUnion Pond
- BurrillvilleSpring Lake
- BurrillvilleWakefield Pond
- BurrillvilleWilson Reservoir
- CharlestownWatchaug Pond
- CoventryCarbuncle Pond
- CoventryTiogue Lake
- ExeterBreakheart Pond
- ExeterBeach Pond
- GlocesterBowdish Reservoir
- GlocesterClarkville Pond
- GlocesterKeech Pond
- GlocesterLake Washington
- GlocesterSmith & Sayles Reservoir
- HopkintonAshville Pond
- HopkintonLocustville Pond
- LincolnOlney Pond
- North KingstownSilver Spring Lake
- North SmithfieldUpper Slatersville Reservoir
- RichmondWyoming Pond
- South KingstownIndian Lake
- South KingstownAtlantic Ocean
- TivertonStafford Pond
- WarwickPotowomut Pond
- West GreenwichTarbox Pond
Frequently Asked Questions
Are public boat ramps free in Rhode Island?▾
Most public boat ramps in Rhode Island are free to use — they're operated by state fish & wildlife agencies, counties, and federal lands. BoatLaunchMap lists 35 free public launches in Rhode Island. Some charge a small daily launch fee or require a parking permit.
How many free public boat ramps are in Rhode Island?▾
Rhode Island has 35 free public boat ramps mapped on BoatLaunchMap, each with GPS coordinates, ratings, and directions.