Gloucester, VA 23061, USA
Tanyard Boat Ramp is a public water access point located in Gloucester, Virginia, situated along the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay region in Gloucester County.
Official hours of operation are not currently listed for this facility. Boaters are advised to contact the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources or visit the VDGIF boating access directory for the most current fee and permit information prior to launching.
Specific facility amenities and accessibility features have not been documented for this location. The ramp is positioned at GPS coordinates 37.4546736° N, -76.6679621° W. Boaters should verify parking availability and ramp conditions before arrival, particularly during peak seasons.
Gloucester County offers access to the York River, Mobjack Bay, and the broader Chesapeake Bay, providing boaters with opportunities for fishing, crabbing, and recreational cruising. The surrounding waters are known for striped bass, blue catfish, and blue crab. Nearby Gloucester Point and the Coleman Bridge are recognizable landmarks in the area.
Best suited for: Recreational boaters, anglers, and crabbers seeking access to the York River and Mobjack Bay waterways in Gloucester County, Virginia.
What visitors say
Mixed reviewsTanyard Boat Ramp is a small, scenic facility best suited for canoes, kayaks, and jon boats, with a concrete ramp that has a steep drop-off that limits larger vessel launches at low tide. Parking is very limited at the location. The area features natural structure along the banks and a small pier for fishing, though bank fishing is difficult without waders.
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