110 Clontz Way, Smithfield, VA 23430, USA
Clontz Park Fishing Pier and Boat Ramp is a public water access facility located at 110 Clontz Way in Smithfield, Virginia, along the Pagan River in Isle of Wight County.
The ramp is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with no reported permit or fee requirements for access, making it a convenient option for boaters at any time of day.
The facility features a wheelchair accessible entrance and a wheelchair accessible parking lot, with free parking available on site. The ramp is also family-friendly and allows dogs on the premises. GPS coordinates are 36.9902° N, -76.6293° W. Contact the park at (757) 356-9939 or visit smithfieldparksva.com for additional information.
The ramp provides access to the Pagan River, which connects to the James River and the broader Chesapeake Bay system. The surrounding area is suitable for fishing, recreational boating, and wildlife observation, with the historic town of Smithfield and its waterfront within close proximity.
Best suited for: Recreational boaters, anglers, families with children, and visitors with mobility considerations seeking free, around-the-clock water access on the Pagan River.
What visitors say
Mostly positiveClontz Park features a single well-maintained boat ramp with good traction suitable for two-wheel drive vehicles, a scenic pier for fishing, and picnic tables overlooking the water. The facility is generally not busy and offers a peaceful atmosphere for fishing and kayaking, though the parking areas can accumulate trash. Basic amenities include a portable toilet, but there are no restrooms or launch fees.
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