Location
Ramp Details
- Access
- ✓ Public Access
- Address
- 1100 Shrine Club Rd, Waterloo, SC 29384, USA
- Coordinates
- 34.330737, -82.085156
About This Launch
Nestled in Laurens County, South Carolina, Shrine Club Boat Ramp has been a local favorite for generations of boaters. You'll notice moss-draped cypress as soon as you arrive—this place has character. Most visitors are locals who've been using this ramp for years—they know what they're doing. The ramp surface is generally well-maintained, though checking water levels before arrival saves headaches. The fishing pressure here is moderate, meaning you won't fight crowds but also won't be completely alone on the water. The page includes real-time weather and tide data to help you avoid launching during unfavorable conditions. Nearby tackle shops listed on this page offer not just gear but insight into current conditions and recent catches. Laurens County has the local resources you'll need for a successful day of boating. With a 4.2-star rating from 55 users, it's clearly doing something right.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Shrine Club Boat Ramp free to use?
Most public boat ramps in South Carolina are free to use, though some may require a daily or annual pass. Check the amenities section above or contact local authorities for current fee information.
What are the hours of operation?
Many boat ramps are accessible 24/7, but it's best to launch during daylight hours for safety. Check for any posted signs or local regulations regarding operating hours.
Is parking available at this boat launch?
Most boat launches provide designated parking for vehicles with trailers. Parking availability may vary by season and time of day. Arrive early on weekends and holidays for the best parking options.
What's the best time to launch here?
Weekday mornings typically offer the least crowded conditions. For fishing, early morning and late afternoon often produce the best results. Check the tide information on this page to plan around favorable water levels.
Boater Reviews
Very nice and well kept boat ramp. Been coming here since I was a little boy.
Ramp is not bad, but people fish right beside it leaving nowhere to actually beach the boat. Theres no dock and the other side of the ramp is rocks. I actually bottomed my motor out trying to avoid all the fishing lines last week. I just expect more when I'm paying to use a ramp. Right before it gets dark people are literally running lights with generators beside the ramp and the loading zone fills up with people and vehicles. Someone made the people leave that were fishing there when I put in, but when I got back to load the boat back up there were even more people there fishing.
Great spot to drop the boat into Greenwood Lake, right in the middle of the lake, cheap ramp fee but missing a dock to be able to get the vehicle driver on and off the boat to be able to unload the boat and back the truck back down. Just have to get close, jump and hope for the best.
Been there plenty of times but I’ve never seen the shrine club actually open. It has a boat ramp for people with boats and visiting. 5.00 to dock your boat
Plenty of parking. Fish from shire. Swim....launch your boat! Ramp isn't steep like others. One of the most popular landings on the lake due to its unique location beside the trestle.
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