401 Stafford Rd, Havre De Grace, MD 21078, USA
Lapidum Boat Ramp sits at 401 Stafford Rd in Havre de Grace, Maryland, within Susquehanna State Park along the lower Susquehanna River.
The ramp is accessible 24 hours a day, every day of the week. No specific permit is listed for launching, though visitors should check with Maryland DNR for any park-related fees that may apply to parking or vehicle use.
The site offers a wheelchair accessible entrance and wheelchair accessible parking lot, with both free and paid parking lot options available for boaters. GPS coordinates are 39.5978201°, -76.1283242°.
This stretch of the Susquehanna River near Havre de Grace is known for its historic Lapidum village ruins, scenic river bluffs, and access to prime smallmouth bass and striped bass fishing grounds. The area also connects to trails within Susquehanna State Park, making it a draw for hikers and anglers alike, and the river here flows toward the Chesapeake Bay just a few miles downstream.
Best suited for: Anglers targeting river fish species, small boat and kayak owners, and visitors combining a launch with hiking or historical sightseeing in Susquehanna State Park.
What visitors say
Mostly positiveLapidum Boat Ramp is a well-maintained facility on the Susquehanna River with ample weekday parking, on-site restrooms, and good water access for fishing and boating. The ramp accommodates both small and larger vessels, though the lanes are somewhat tight, and a $10-$12 honor system fee applies. The area offers scenic views of bridges and abundant wildlife, though some debris occasionally blocks the kayak side access.
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