Boat Ramp Spots

Boat ramps near Pomona

We list 11 boat ramps within 25 km of Pomona, QLD. Recorded facilities: 5 with toilets, 5 with car or trailer parking.

Toilets and car parking are each recorded at 5 of the ramps near Pomona, and drinking water at 4. A jetty or pontoon nearby is on record for 5 ramps, a pontoon at the ramp for 3. A kiosk, café or takeaway is recorded at one.

Some ramps have no facility on record at all, which says nothing either way. Lane counts exist for 7 ramps, and 2 is the most at one ramp.

The nearest are Lake MacDonald (western) (Cooroy) at 7.7 km and Lake MacDonald (Cooroy) at 8.2 km. Cooroy and Noosaville top the locality tallies here, and the full set belongs to Noosa.

11boat ramps listed
5with toilets recorded
5with parking recorded
2with 2 or more lanes
3with a pontoon at the ramp
7usable at all tides

Highlights

Most launching lanes

  1. Tewantin, Lake Street 2 lanes
  2. Noosaville, Albert Street 2 lanes

Most facilities recorded

  1. Tewantin, Lake Street 6 facilities
  2. Lake MacDonald 5 facilities
  3. Noosaville, Albert Street 5 facilities
  4. Lake MacDonald (western) 3 facilities
  5. Boreen Point, Orchard Avenue 3 facilities

Facilities recorded at the ramp or mapped within 150 m.

Largest car parks

  1. Noosaville, Albert Street 22 spaces
  2. Tewantin, Lake Street 20 spaces
  3. Lake MacDonald 10 spaces

Parking spaces recorded by Queensland's Department of Transport and Main Roads.

Pontoon at the ramp

  1. Tewantin, Lake Street 2 lanes
  2. Noosaville, Albert Street 2 lanes
  3. Lake MacDonald 1 lane

Sorted by launching lanes, then distance.

Usable at all tides

  1. Tewantin, Lake Street 2 lanes
  2. Noosaville, Albert Street 2 lanes
  3. Lake MacDonald (western) 1 lane
  4. Lake MacDonald 1 lane
  5. Cooroibah, Bundoora Street 1 lane

Not tide limited (Queensland TMR). Sorted by launching lanes, then distance.

All listed ramps

Lake MacDonald (western)7.7 km1YesYesAll tidesMap
Lake MacDonald8.2 km1Yes10 spacesYesAll tidesMap
Boat ramp, Cooroy10 kmFreeMap
Cooroibah, Bundoora Street13 km1NoAll tidesMap
Boreen Point, Orchard Avenue17 km1YesYesAll tidesMap
Boat ramp, Boreen Point19 kmMap
Tewantin, Lake Street19 km2Yes20 spacesYesAll tidesMap
Boat ramp, Como21 kmMap
Noosaville, Albert Street21 km2Yes22 spacesYesAll tidesMap
Noosaville, Waterside Court22 km1NoAll tidesMap
Boat ramp, Noosaville22 kmMap

Blank cells: not recorded in the source data. Distances are straight-line from the centre of Pomona, up to 25 km. Parking spaces are counted by Transport for NSW, the WA Department of Transport or Queensland's Department of Transport and Main Roads; "Yes" means parking is recorded without a count. Tides: water access at all times or tide limited, as recorded by Transport for NSW or Queensland's Department of Transport and Main Roads. Map links open OpenStreetMap at the ramp. Click a column heading to sort.

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Questions and answers

How many boat ramps are there near Pomona?

Boat Ramp Spots lists 11 boat ramps within 25 km of Pomona: 5 with toilets recorded and 5 with parking recorded.

What is the nearest boat ramp to Pomona?

Lake MacDonald (western), about 7.7 km in a straight line from the centre of Pomona.

Which boat ramp near Pomona has the most launching lanes?

2 ramps share the most launching lanes recorded (2): Noosaville, Albert Street; Tewantin, Lake Street.

Which boat ramps near Pomona have a pontoon?

A pontoon at the ramp is recorded at 3 ramps, including Tewantin, Lake Street; Noosaville, Albert Street; Lake MacDonald.

Can I launch at any tide near Pomona?

Yes, at 7 ramps within 25 km of Pomona: state records list them as usable at all tides (including Tewantin, Lake Street; Noosaville, Albert Street; Lake MacDonald). For the other 4 ramps the tide range is not recorded. Source: tide limits recorded by Queensland's Department of Transport and Main Roads; check tides before you go.

Do I have to pay to launch a boat near Pomona?

No launch fee is recorded at any listed ramp within 25 km of Pomona. Free launching is recorded at 1 ramp: Boat ramp, Cooroy. For the other 10 ramps no fee information is recorded. Fee information comes from the fee tag on OpenStreetMap; check with the ramp manager.

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