ramping fees

[jaybro72]

how much are your ramping fees in your area. in the st Charles/st Louis Missouri area its $10

 

[jcyamaharider]

Free if I go out on the Missouri river.

 

[Lspeedss]

Free if you know where to go...$5 - $10 elsewhere..

 

[Speedling]

Public launch at north end of lake, free to launch, $10 to park. That's if you want to lose your trailer from the broken ramp of course.
I use the marina, which is $10 to launch, free parking, but we get a pass for $250 a year and go out every night to chill in the water when it's hot out.

 

[jdonalds]

In Southern California at Lake Casitas and Lake Pyramid it was $24 a DAY!

Here in Redding I paid just $45 for an annual fee. If you don't have an annual pass it's $10 a day on public launch ramps, more on private ramps.

 

[DieselCamel]

Belews Creek Carolina Marina 10 a day or 100 a year

 

[robbo3]

$7.50 on weekends, I buy a county pass for $75, which covers two local lakes.

 

[jetboater4life]

60 for a year at the private launch I like to use . A lot of ramps in MN are free

 

[Murf'n'surf]

Free launching at Naples City boat launch but it's $1.50 per hour to park. 3 ramps and only room for 4 boats docked. It gets busy and you have to wait. That's really the theme of the entire area when trying to access the beach or boat launch. You would think a beach town would make it easy to get onto the beach...not here!

 

[ar240owner]

I pay $40 for 5 launches in st Charles mo , and I think it was $5 at pb2 at lake of the ozarks but I'm not %100 on that one

 

[Ronnie]

$5 to $10 on most of the "modern" Sacramento Delta river ramps. This applies on a per boat or PWC basis. Some of the older ramps are free. The highest prices I've seen are at Lake Berryessa near Napa. One of the better places I launch from is Markley Cove Marina. It's $20 to $25 but that is per vehicle in the parking lot. So if you bring a tow vehicle, boat and trailer along with another car it's a $50 fee ($25 for the rig and launch + $25 for the passenger car).

 

[Suchawittygal]

$18 at Lake Perris, free parking

 

[ToddW850]

$10 unless you live in the city (Destin), which I do, and we get free yearly passes.

 

[Magic]

$6.00 / day or $90.00 per year.......

 

[JWPrendergast]

Out of the 11 different ramps Ive used so far, only 1 had a fee; it was like $10 or something.

 

[jdiaz78]

My lake is 5 bucks per car and 10 per trailer...but I get in free since I have a slip there. You can buy a pass for the year for around 80 bucks that covers the vehicle and boat.

 

[Gym]

Never seen a fee here in Taxachusetts. That must be the only thing they don't fee or tax.

 

[HawkTX]

Here in Texas it ranges from $5 to $15 from what I have seen.

 

[1rjclark]

$5 to $10 on most of the "modern" Sacramento Delta river ramps. This applies on a per boat or PWC basis. Some of the older ramps are free. The highest prices I've seen are at Lake Berryessa near Napa. One of the better places I launch from is Markley Cove Marina. It's $20 to $25 but that is per vehicle in the parking lot. So if you bring a tow vehicle, boat and trailer along with another car it's a $50 fee ($25 for the rig and launch + $25 for the passenger car).

Don't forget the bridge toll to get to lake Berryessa. $5 plus $ 5 per axel. Orwood on the Delta : $10 only 10 minutes away

 

[Scottintexas]

N. Texas/Lake Lewisville in the town of Hickory Creek it's $6.00 launch/parking or I pay $60. for non-resident yearly pass but the ramps/parks are in good condition and normally no waiting, +$2.00 extra vehichle parking fee/park use