Boat Ramps on the Merrimack River
43 boat ramps2 states
The Merrimack River crosses 2 states, with 43 public boat ramps stretching across roughly 50 miles. Massachusetts has the most access (24 ramps), followed by New Hampshire with 19. Of the 43, 2 have a confirmed launch fee; the rest are free or unconfirmed.
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Massachusetts
24 boat ramps on the Merrimack River
Amesbury Town Landing
Amesbury
USGS
Black Rock Creek
Salisbury
FeeUSGS
Merrimack River
Lowell
USGS
Merrimack River
Chelmsford
USGS
Merrimack River
Lawrence
USGS
Merrimack River
Haverhill
USGS
Merrimack River (Cashman Park)
Newburyport
FeeUSGS
Merrimack River (Joppa Flats)
Newburyport
USGS
Merrimack River (Methuen)
Methuen
USGS
Merrimack River (Riley Park)
Lawrence
USGS
Somerby's Landing
Newburyport
OSM
13 more ramps
Mapped but not yet named. Check the satellite view to see what’s there.
New Hampshire
19 boat ramps on the Merrimack River
Amoskeag Canoe Launch
Manchester
NH FGD
Bedford Scenic Easement
Manchester
USGS
Boscawen Town Park
Boscawen
NH FGD
Depot St./Reeds Ferry Boat Ramp
Merrimack
OSM
Exchange Street Site
Suncook
USGS
Ferry Street Boat Ramp
Allenstown
USGS
Greeley Park
Nashua
USGS
Institute Drive Boat Ramp
Concord
USGS
Intervale Road Canoe Access
Canterbury
NH FGD
Kiwanis River Front Park
Concord
USGS
Lambert Park
Hooksett
USGS
Merrimack County Boat Launching Facility
Boscawen
USGS
Merrimack River (East Concord)
Concord
USGS
Merrimack River Boat Access Facility [Sewalls 1]
Concord
USGS
Public Service of New Hampshire
Suncook
USGS
Riverland Conservation Area
Canterbury
NH FGD
Riverside Park
Hooksett
USGS
Sewalls Falls Multi-Use Recreation Area [2]
Concord
NH FGD
Stark Landing
Manchester
NH FGD