Sandy Point State Park Boat Ramps

Sandy Point State Park Boat Ramps are located in Annapolis, Maryland, right at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay near the Bay Bridge.

The ramps stay open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Specific permit or launch fee details aren't listed here, but Maryland state parks typically charge a vehicle entry fee, so boaters should expect to pay something at the gate.

A wheelchair accessible parking lot serves the launch area, making this one of the more accommodating ramp sites in the region for boaters with mobility needs. The park sits at approximately 39.0136° N, -76.4009° W, giving direct access to open Bay waters.

The ramp sits within view of the William Preston Lane Jr. Memorial Bridge (the Bay Bridge), a landmark visible from nearly anywhere on this stretch of water. Boaters here have quick access to some of the Chesapeake's best striped bass fishing grounds, along with open water suited for cruising toward Annapolis or across the Bay to the Eastern Shore.

Best suited for: Anglers chasing striped bass, boaters wanting direct Bay access near the Bay Bridge, and anyone needing a wheelchair accessible launch point available around the clock.