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Boat Ramps

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Michael B. Scanlan - Mayport

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Mayport (Atlantic Beach), Florida

Ramps: 2, 8 Lanes

Ramp Fee: No

Parking Spaces : 75

Rest Room: Yes

Hours 24:

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By Water: 30.397142, -81.427989

Mayport boat ramp is used almost exclusively by boaters heading offshore and to the Mayport jetties for fishing. It is the largest ramp in Duval County and can handle the largest trailerable boats. Some shoaling has been reported just off the base of the ramp, however this is only a problem for the largest boats at very low tides. Recent improvements have alleviated many of the problems of overcrowding, although parking is still tight on busy weekends. Swift currents make loading and unloading boats challenging during extreme conditions. The sometimes difficult water conditions and crowds may intimidate less experienced boaters who may use Intracoastal


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Oak Harbor

User Rating: 5 / 5

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Oak Harbor (Atlantic Beach)

Ramps: 1

Ramp Fee: No

Parking Spaces : 25

Rest Room: No

Hours 24:

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By Water: 30.3561, -81.428281

Oak Harbor boat ramp is a well used ramp utilized by boaters wanting to access the ICW from the northern beaches. The ramp can handle all size vessels, although it gets somewhat shallow at lower tides. The ramp is well protected and accesses the ICW through a maintained canal. Parking at the ramp can get crowded on weekends, and overflow parking is limited to residential areas.

 


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Intercoastal Waterway

User Rating: 4 / 5

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Jacksonville Beach

Ramps: 4

Ramp Fee: No

Parking Spaces : 33

Rest Room: Yes

Hours 24:

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By Water: 30.29016, -81.41984

Intracoastal ramp is the southernmost ramp in Duval County on the ICW. This ramp is extremely popular for all boaters at the Beaches and Southside areas. The ramp is easy to use due to its protection and adequate depths. The ramp gets very crowded on any weekend with nice weather and on-site parking is usually full after 8 a.m. Off site parking on private property is available for a fee when the gate is open

 


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West Palm Valley Landing

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Palm Valley (Ponte Verde Beach),

Ramps: 1

Ramp Fee: No

Parking Spaces : 25

Rest Room: Yes

Hours 24:

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By Water: 30.132844, -81.384931