Are they open to the public? Would they be ok for a 16ft carolina skiff? Usable At all tide stages? Any fee? Any recent problem with vandalism to parked cars?
I have not been out there in years. Any recent info appreciated.
Are there any boat ramps on Alligator Point ?
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There are three ramps:
1- off Mariner's circle, be ware of low tide trailering. This landing is hard sand, and parking is not a problem if you arrive early.
2- Public Ramp located farther out on the alligator point peninsula. Again, be ware of low tide trailering. and there is no where to park.
3- Private Ramp for marina members only, located 1/2 mile down from the public ramp. Again it is for Marina Members only.
Your safest ramp is #1. Go out and return on high tide and you should do fine. I have put my 17' Key West in there several times. The only time I had trouble was on a negative low tide.
Another option is to drive further down 98 to Lannark (7-8 Miles past Alligator Point). This ramp is owned by the Lannark Boat club. There is a $10 ramp fee, and it is worth the$ for the piece of mind, parking and ease of trailering. They also have a serve yourself fish cleaning station.
MJ
There are three ramps:
1- off Mariner's circle, be ware of low tide trailering. This landing is hard sand, and parking is not a problem if you arrive early.
2- Public Ramp located farther out on the alligator point peninsula. Again, be ware of low tide trailering. and there is no where to park.
3- Private Ramp for marina members only, located 1/2 mile down from the public ramp. Again it is for Marina Members only.
Your safest ramp is #1. Go out and return on high tide and you should do fine. I have put my 17' Key West in there several times. The only time I had trouble was on a negative low tide.
Another option is to drive further down 98 to Lannark (7-8 Miles past Alligator Point). This ramp is owned by the Lannark Boat club. There is a $10 ramp fee, and it is worth the$ for the piece of mind, parking and ease of trailering. They also have a serve yourself fish cleaning station.
MJ
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we were just talking about this last week. Not much room to park at the S Curve and NO where to park at the Marina. There is another small ramp off of Alligator Drive in Sun-N-Sand Blvd.
http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?fo ... mbiguity=1
Sorry for the long link. But once you click it, in the right hand corner click ariel image adn you can kind see where it's at.
we were just talking about this last week. Not much room to park at the S Curve and NO where to park at the Marina. There is another small ramp off of Alligator Drive in Sun-N-Sand Blvd.
http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?fo ... mbiguity=1
Sorry for the long link. But once you click it, in the right hand corner click ariel image adn you can kind see where it's at.