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Florida Ramp Fees That Differ From The State Inventory

Published Oct 27, 2026 · Updated Oct 27, 2026

Florida's wildlife agency (FWC) publishes the state boat ramp inventory, but its fee entries carry no date. On 51 ramps, the owner's own page now lists something different. Each line below says what FWC lists, what the owner lists, and the owner source. None of this is confirmed by phone yet, so call before you go.

Where an FWC number looks higher because it includes park admission, we do not flag it. We flag only clear differences in amount, in who pays, or in whether a fee exists.

Brevard County (Long Point Park Campground Ramp): FWC lists $3.18. The owner's page lists $6.02 (per day). Source: Brevard County Parks and Recreation: Long Point Park.

Citrus County (Chassahowitzka River Boat Ramp): FWC lists $7 with a trailer. Citrus County's boat ramp page does not list this ramp among its four fee ramps and says the rest are free. Source: Citrus County: Boat Ramps & Piers.

Citrus County (Crystal River City Boat Ramp at 3rd Avenue): FWC lists $7.50. The owner's page lists $5 (per vessel launch). Source: City of Crystal River, City Boat Ramp page.

Citrus County (Crystal River City Boat Ramp at Pete's Pier Marina): FWC lists $10. The owner's page lists $5 (per vessel launch). Source: City of Crystal River, Schedule A Fees (city PDF, no effective date shown).

Collier County (Bayview Park Public Boat Ramp (Naples), Caxambas Park And Boat Ramp, Cocohatchee River Park Marina, Golden Gate Community Park Public Boat Ramp and 3 more): FWC lists $8. The owner's page lists $10 (per day, motorized boats). Source: Collier County Parks: Boat Ramp Permits.

Collier County (Collier Boulevard Boating Park): FWC lists $4. The owner's page lists $10 (per day, motorized boats). Source: Collier County Parks: Boat Ramp Permits.

Collier County (Isles of Capri Paddlecraft Park, Margood Harbor Park Kayak Launch): FWC lists $4. The owner's page lists $5 (per day, paddle craft). Source: Collier County Parks: Boat Ramp Permits.

Franklin County (Battery Park Boat Ramp): FWC lists $10 per day or $125 per year. The City of Apalachicola lists $20 daily or $200 annually for non-Franklin County residents; city residents launch free. Source: City of Apalachicola: Battery Park Marina.

Hillsborough County (Harney Park - Tampa Bypass Canal (10 HP maximum)): FWC lists $2. The owner's page lists $5 (per launch). Source: Hillsborough County: Tampa Bypass Canal - Harney Park Boat Ramp.

Lee County (City of Cape Coral - BMX Strausser Park Public Boat Ramp, City of Cape Coral - Burnt Store Public Boat Ramp): FWC lists $10. The owner's page lists $15 (per day, boat trailer parking). Source: City of Cape Coral Boat Ramps and Parking.

Lee County (Sanibel Island Public Boat Ramp): FWC lists $20. The owner's page lists $40 (weekdays, launch and park; permit only on weekends and holidays). Source: City of Sanibel: Sanibel Boat Ramp Information.

Levy County (Cedar Key Marina - Basin Side Boat Ramp, Cedar Key Marina - Gulf Side Boat Ramp): FWC lists $15. The owner's page lists $20 (per day, cash; $21 by card). Source: City of Cedar Key: Marina Services.

Liberty County (Apalachicola National Forest - Camel Lake Recreation Area (electric motors and paddles only)): FWC lists $3. The Forest Service page lists $5 per vehicle per day. Source: U.S. Forest Service, National Forests in Florida: Camel Lake Recreation Area.

Miami-Dade County (Bill Bird Marina - Haulover Marine Center Public Boat Ramp, Black Point Park - Boat Ramp, Crandon Park Boat Ramp, Herbert Hoover Homestead Bayfront Park - Boat Ramp and 2 more): FWC lists $17. The owner's page lists $20 (Mon-Thu / Fri-Sun and holidays). Source: Miami-Dade County Parks: Marina Fees (PDF).

Orange County (Fort Maitland Park Boat Ramp (Permit Required)): FWC lists $10 per day. The City of Maitland lists a boat pass for motorized boats and $25 per day for weekend trailer parking. Source: City of Maitland: Ft. Maitland Park.

Palm Beach County (Bert Winters Park Boat Ramp, Burt Reynolds Park East Boat Ramp, Burt Reynolds Park West Boat Ramp, Jim Barry Light Harbor Park and 3 more): FWC lists $10. The owner's page lists $15 (per day, boat trailer parking permit). Source: Palm Beach County Parks: Boat Trailer Parking Permit.

Palm Beach County (Bryant Park North - Boat Ramp): FWC lists $10. The owner's page lists $15 (per day, five day maximum). Source: City of Lake Worth Beach: Beach Parking.

Palm Beach County (Harvey E. Oyer Park Boat Ramp, Harvey E. Oyer Park Kayak Launch Dock): FWC lists $1.50 per hour for parking. The City of Boynton Beach lists $3.50 per hour with a $35 daily maximum, for boat trailer spaces only. Source: City of Boynton Beach: Locations & Fees.

Pasco County (Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park Kayak Launch): FWC lists $3 per vehicle. The state park page lists $4 per vehicle admission. Source: Florida State Parks: Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park.

Pinellas County (John Chesnut Sr. Park): FWC lists $5. The owner's page lists $6 (per day, vehicle with or without trailer). Source: Pinellas County: Boat Ramp Parking (read Oct 27, 2026).

Pinellas County (Park Boulevard Public Boat Ramp): FWC lists $10. The owner's page lists $6 (per day, vehicle with or without trailer). Source: Pinellas County: Boat Ramp Parking (read Oct 27, 2026).

Pinellas County (Seminole Street Boat Launch): FWC lists $10. The owner's page lists $20 (per day, truck and trailer; 72-hour limit). Source: City of Clearwater Seminole Boat Ramp Parking.

Pinellas County (Sunset Beach Park - Sand Launch Beach (City Permit Required)): FWC lists $0. The owner's page lists $15 (per day at Sunset Beach). Source: City of Tarpon Springs: Sunset Beach Launch Permits and Parking Passes.

Taylor County (Aucilla Landing at Nutall Rise (Bowden Ramp), Aucilla River Boat Ramp at Mandalay (Williams Fish Camp Landing), Dark Island Public Boat Ramp, Keaton Beach Public Boat Ramp and 1 more): FWC lists $5. Taylor County lists $5 for county residents and $10 for non-residents. Source: Taylor County Tax Collector: Boat Ramp Permits.

Volusia County (Lake Monroe Park): FWC lists $2 as admission. Volusia County lists free admission and a $2 boat launch fee. Source: Volusia County: Lake Monroe Park.

Walton County (Cedar Log Landing Public Boat Ramp): FWC marks this ramp fee-required. Walton County's page lists admission as free and no separate boat ramp fee. Source: Walton County: Cedar Log Landing.

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Published Oct 27, 2026. Updated Oct 27, 2026.