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Boat ramps in Victoria

We list 732 boat ramps in Victoria. Recorded facilities: 120 with toilets, 146 with car or trailer parking.

Records for Victoria say little about lanes or fees. A lane count is recorded for just 38 of the 732 listed ramps, 11 of them with 2 lanes or more, and none of those has more than 2. Launching is recorded as free at 49 ramps and as chargeable at 2.

Parking is recorded at 145 ramps. Vicmap, from the Victorian Government, is the source for 613 of the listed ramps, and 111 are known only from OpenStreetMap. A ramp with no facility recorded is unknown, not necessarily without one.

East Gippsland has the most listed ramps among the council areas, ahead of Mornington Peninsula and Greater Geelong, with Wellington, Mansfield and Greater Bendigo also near the top. Eildon leads the localities with 12. The Murray River is the waterway with the most ramps recorded by Transport for NSW.

732boat ramps listed
120with toilets recorded
146with parking recorded
11with 2 or more lanes
2with a pontoon at the ramp
26usable at all tides

Highlights

Most launching lanes

  1. Bank Street Boat Ramp 2 lanes
  2. Lake Boga - Ski Club 2 lanes
  3. Majors Creek Boat Ramp 2 lanes
  4. Mildura Boat Ramp - Murray River (VIC) 2 lanes
  5. Nicholson St Bundalong 2 lanes

Most facilities recorded

  1. Boat ramp, Tooradin (2) 9 facilities
  2. Boat ramp, Mornington (2) 8 facilities
  3. Boat ramp, Rippleside 8 facilities
  4. Port Fairy Slipway 7 facilities
  5. Boat ramp, Lilydale 7 facilities

Facilities recorded at the ramp or mapped within 150 m.

Pontoon at the ramp

  1. Majors Creek Boat Ramp 2 lanes
  2. Thompsons Beach Ramp 2 lanes

Usable at all tides

  1. Bank Street Boat Ramp 2 lanes
  2. Lake Boga - Ski Club 2 lanes
  3. Majors Creek Boat Ramp 2 lanes
  4. Nicholson St Bundalong 2 lanes
  5. Thompsons Beach Ramp 2 lanes

Water access at all times (Transport for NSW) or not tide limited (Queensland TMR).

Ramps by local government area

East Gippsland611315000
Mornington Peninsula5569000
Greater Geelong411517000
Wellington3325000
Campaspe3241205
Mansfield2911000
Greater Bendigo2700000
Moira2755626
Mildura2434105
Murrindindi2417000
Glenelg2254000
Surf Coast2125000
Bass Coast2035000
Swan Hill18452010
Kingston1523000
South Gippsland1511000
Gannawarra1400000
Hobsons Bay1434000
Horsham1413000
Ballarat1115000
Bayside1110000
Colac Otway1054000
Moyne1034000
Warrnambool1052000
Southern Grampians900000
Casey836000
Latrobe800000
Loddon833000
Wodonga832000
Indigo720000
Port Phillip710000
Alpine621000
Cardinia623000
Central Goldfields600000
Corangamite620000
Hindmarsh610000
Northern Grampians611000
Strathbogie603000
West Wimmera600000
Ararat511000
Frankston511000
Towong521000
Wyndham512000
Baw Baw412000
Mount Alexander400000
Wangaratta422000
Benalla301000
Greater Shepparton300000
Moonee Valley300000
Yarriambiack300000
Other areas (fewer than 3 ramps each)2768000

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Questions and answers

How many boat ramps are there in Victoria?

Boat Ramp Spots lists 732 boat ramps in Victoria: 120 with toilets recorded and 146 with parking recorded.

Which boat ramp in Victoria has the most launching lanes?

11 ramps share the most launching lanes recorded (2): Bank Street Boat Ramp, Lake Boga - Ski Club and Majors Creek Boat Ramp, among others.

Which boat ramps in Victoria have a pontoon?

A pontoon at the ramp is recorded at 2 ramps, including Majors Creek Boat Ramp and Thompsons Beach Ramp.

Can I launch at any tide in Victoria?

State records list 26 ramps as usable at all tides, including Bank Street Boat Ramp, Lake Boga - Ski Club and Majors Creek Boat Ramp. For the other ramps the tide range is not recorded: check tides before you go.

Do I have to pay to launch a boat in Victoria?

A launch fee is recorded at 2 ramps and free launching at 49 ramps. For the other ramps no fee information is recorded.

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