Cape Charles, VA 23310, USA
Cape Charles Boat Ramp is a public boat access facility located in Cape Charles, Virginia 23310, situated along the southern tip of the Delmarva Peninsula on the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay.
Hours of operation are not currently listed for this facility. As a Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources managed access point, visitors should check the VDWR boating access portal at dgif.virginia.gov for the most current permit and fee information before launching.
The ramp features a wheelchair accessible entrance and wheelchair accessible parking lot, making it one of the more inclusive launch facilities in the area. GPS coordinates are 37.2647976° N, -76.0165662° W. Parking is available on site to accommodate trailers and tow vehicles.
Cape Charles sits near the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel and offers boaters direct access to the lower Chesapeake Bay. The surrounding waters are known for striped bass, red drum, flounder, and blue crab, and boaters can reach nearby barrier islands and the Atlantic coastal side with experienced navigation.
Best suited for: Anglers, recreational boaters, and kayakers seeking lower Bay access, as well as boaters requiring ADA-compliant launch facilities.
What visitors say
Mostly positiveCape Charles Boat Ramp features four launch lanes and ample parking, making it well-suited for multiple boats. The facility offers convenient amenities including gas and ice nearby, plus a walkable location with restaurants and shops within easy reach. The marina staff is noted for being friendly and helpful, and visitors consistently praise the ramp's condition and overall quality.
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