Kayak Ramp

Kayak Ramp is a small water access point located in Havre de Grace, Maryland, at the northern edge of the Chesapeake Bay near where the Susquehanna River flows in.

No hours are posted for this launch, and there's no listed fee or permit requirement, so visitors should plan on standard daylight access and check with the local municipality if they need current rules.

This is a car-top or hand-carry launch geared toward kayaks and canoes rather than trailered boats, so don't expect a paved boat ramp or dedicated trailer parking. Facility details beyond the location itself aren't documented, so paddlers should bring their own gear and be prepared for limited amenities on site. GPS coordinates: 39.5542647°, -76.0915118°.

Havre de Grace sits at the confluence of the Susquehanna River and the upper Chesapeake Bay, an area known for its lighthouse, waterfront promenade, and calmer paddling conditions compared to the open bay further south. Paddlers can explore the river mouth, tidal marshes, and nearby Concord Point Lighthouse from the water.

Best suited for: Kayakers and canoeists looking for a simple, low-key put-in near downtown Havre de Grace rather than boaters with trailers or larger vessels.