Farnham Landing, Farnham, VA 22460, USA
Farnham Creek Boat Landing is a public boat ramp located at Farnham Landing in Farnham, Virginia, within Richmond County along the Northern Neck.
No specific hours are posted for this site, and no fee or permit information is listed, so boaters should treat it as accessible during typical daylight hours and confirm any current requirements before launching.
The landing offers a single-lane concrete ramp with limited parking for trucks and trailers. Detailed facility amenities such as restrooms or docks aren't documented for this site. GPS coordinates are 37.8470535°, -76.658719°.
Farnham Creek feeds into the Rappahannock River, giving boaters direct access to one of the Chesapeake Bay's larger tributaries. The area is known for tidal creek fishing, crabbing, and quiet paddling conditions, with the broader Rappahannock offering opportunities for striped bass and catfish anglers heading downstream toward the bay.
Best suited for: Local anglers and small boat owners looking for a low-traffic, no-frills launch point into Farnham Creek and the Rappahannock River.
What visitors say
Mixed reviewsFarnham Creek Boat Landing features a single paved ramp with a good dock and can accommodate about 10 vehicles with trailers, though the parking area may be shared with horses. The ramp itself is notably muddy and narrow, which can make launching and landing difficult, particularly for kayaks. The creek offers quiet paddling with 3-8 feet of water downstream, but features shallow flats near the launch that may challenge navigation on return trips.
Based on 3 Google reviews
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