Boat Ramps on the Savannah River
25 boat ramps2 states
The Savannah River crosses 2 states, with 25 public boat ramps stretching across roughly 182 miles. Georgia has the most access (15 ramps), followed by South Carolina with 10. Of the 25, 1 has a confirmed launch fee; the rest are free or unconfirmed. One more ramp on the Savannah River appears to be private, so it's not included here. If you have access, it's still listed on its county page and on the main map.
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Georgia
15 boat ramps on the Savannah River
Below Clarkes Hill Dam
Clarks Hill
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Blue Springs
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Burton's Ferry (US 301)
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Fort Pulaski Ramp
Savannah
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Houlihan Boat Ramp Park
Port Wentworth
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New Savannah Bluff Lock & Dam
Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance)
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Poor Robins Landing
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Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area - Dicks Lookout
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Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area - Miller Lake
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Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area - Possum Eddy
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Tuckasee-King Ramp
Clyo
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Walker Creek
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Yuchi Wildlife Management Area - Brighams Landing
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2 more ramps
Mapped but not yet named. Check the satellite view to see what’s there.
South Carolina
10 boat ramps on the Savannah River