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Annawansutt to Mt. Hope Bay Ramp
Bristol, RI
The state-owned and operated launch ramp is located off Annawanscutt Drive and provides access to Mt. Hope Bay. Linked concrete planks, with 2 feet reported at mean low water. SEE MORE
Bold Point Ramp
Providence, RI
The state-owned and operated launch ramp at Bold Point Park is located off Veteran's Memorial Parkway, on Waterfront Drive. Concrete slab, handicapped-accessible. 4 feet reported at mean low water. SEE MORE
Bristol Resident Ramp
Bristol, RI
The city-owned and operated launch ramp in Bristol is restricted to Bristol residents only. Concrete ramp, no parking. SEE MORE
Bristol-Independence Park Ramp
Bristol, RI
The town-owned and operated ramp is located in Independence Park, on Thames Street. SEE MORE
Charlestown Breachway Ramp
Weekapaug Point, RI
The state-owned and operated launch ramp at Charlestown Breachway is located at the west end of Charlestown Beach Road. Linked concrete planks, 3 feet reported at mean low water. SEE MORE
Colt State Park Ramp
Bristol, RI
The state-owned and operated launch ramp at Colt State Park is located off Hope Street (Route 114). Concrete ramp, handicapped-accessible. 4 feet reported at mean low water. SEE MORE
Fort Adams State Park Ramp
Newport, RI
The state-owned and operated launch ramp at Fort Adams State Park is located off Fort Adams Drive. Concrete slab, 3 feet reported at mean low water. SEE MORE
Fort Getty Recreation Area Ramp
Jamestown, RI
The town-owned and operated launch ramp at Fort Getty Park is located off Beavertail Road. Concrete. SEE MORE
Fort Wetherill Ramp
Castle Hill, RI
The state-owned and operated launch ramp at Fort Wetherill State Park is located off Fort Wetherill Road. Linked concrete planks (steep), car-top boats only. 2.5 feet reported at mean low water. SEE MORE
Galilee Ramp
Point Judith, RI
The state-owned and operated Galilee launch ramp is located Great Island Road, on the southeast side of the Great Island Bridge. Linked concrete planks, double ramp. 4 feet reported at mean low water. SEE MORE
