Charles City, VA 23030, USA
Morris Creek Boat Ramp is a public water access point located in Charles City, Virginia, situated along the waterways of the greater Chesapeake Bay region in Charles City County.
Specific hours of operation are not currently listed for this facility. Boaters should contact the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (VDWR) or visit the official DGIF boating access website for the most up-to-date information on fees, permits, or seasonal restrictions that may apply.
Detailed facility information is limited at this time; however, the ramp is managed as a public access site under Virginia state oversight. The GPS coordinates for Morris Creek Boat Ramp are 37.300275° N, 76.899037° W. Boaters are advised to confirm parking availability and ramp conditions before visiting.
Morris Creek feeds into the James River, offering boaters access to one of the Chesapeake Bay's most historically significant tributaries. The surrounding waters are known for recreational fishing, cruising, and wildlife observation, with the James River providing routes toward the Chesapeake Bay to the east and Richmond to the west.
Best suited for: Recreational anglers, small to mid-size powerboat operators, and boaters seeking access to the James River and Chesapeake Bay watershed from Charles City County, Virginia.
What visitors say
Mostly positiveMorris Creek Boat Ramp is a well-maintained, single-lane ramp in a quiet wooded setting with a large gravel parking lot, though parking space is limited when trailers are present. The ramp provides excellent access to Morris Creek and surrounding waterways for kayaking and boating, typically with very light traffic and minimal congestion. There are no facilities on-site (no restrooms, water, or trash service), but the area is clean and also offers opportunities for biking and other recreation.
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