Public Boat Ramps In Orange County, FL

We have not confirmed any ramp here as free. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission ramp inventory lists a fee at 16 of the 40 Orange County ramps we show, but it does not date those entries and we have not verified them by phone. Parking or permit charges may also apply, so call the owner before you go.

Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area - Jim Creek Canoe/Kayak Access: FWC lists a $3 per person Daily-Use Permit at Tosohatchee WMA, and $1 for walk-in or ride-in visitors.; Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area - Lake Charlie Canoe/Kayak Access: FWC lists a $3 per person Daily-Use Permit at Tosohatchee WMA, and $1 for walk-in or ride-in visitors.; Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area - Lake Peek-A-Boo Canoe/Kayak Access: FWC lists a $3 per person Daily-Use Permit at Tosohatchee WMA, and $1 for walk-in or ride-in visitors.; Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area - Long Bluff Canoe/Kayak Access: FWC lists a $3 per person Daily-Use Permit at Tosohatchee WMA, and $1 for walk-in or ride-in visitors.; Fort Maitland Park Boat Ramp (Permit Required): City of Maitland requires a boat pass for motorized boats at Fort Maitland Park and charges $25 per day for weekend trailer parking; no per-launch dollar fee is listed.; Wekiwa Springs State Park Canoe Launch: Florida State Parks lists admission of $6 per vehicle at Wekiwa Springs State Park; no launch fee is listed.; and 2 more. None of these are confirmed by phone yet.

2 Orange County ramp pages mention an annual pass. For example, for Fort Maitland Park Boat Ramp (Permit Required): Annual pass price is computed from boat length plus engine horsepower, times 0.50 for residents or 0.75 for non-residents, with passes running July 1 through June 30 and 50% off after January 1. Source: City of Maitland: Ft. Maitland Park. Check each ramp page, and call to confirm.