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FWC inventory
Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission – Fish and Wildlife Research Institute (FWC–FWRI), Florida Boat Ramp Inventory. The original project was funded through the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Sport Fish Restoration program; original compilation was delivered by the University of Massachusetts Boston Urban Harbors Institute in 2009.
The original metadata identifies the dataset as public domain. FWC–FWRI remains the credited producer. The data are provided as-is, are not survey data and are not for navigation. Read the accompanying metadata snapshot.
Official FWC layer and field definitions. This pilot retrieved inventory records November 9, 2026. The original inventory and later export dates do not certify present conditions.
County manager sources
County pages contribute factual conditions and notices, paraphrased in our own words. Their photographs, branding and page content are not republished. This site is not affiliated with either county.
Reviewed differences in this pilot
Review date: November 9, 2026. Source notices include the War Veterans' Memorial Park ramp repair closure, the Edward Medard reservoir-related ramp closure, and Belleair dock restrictions. An old expected completion date is not treated as a reopening confirmation.
Pinellas has published a December 1, 2026 parking-price change. Current rates, announced future rates and suspended fees at an affected facility remain separate facts. Where parking counts conflict, the record identifies which publisher supplied the displayed count.
November 10 access-guide update
We expanded the parking, fees and paddlecraft guides and added a guide to ramp and dock notices and a Lake Tarpon comparison. The guide review rechecked Pinellas parking, War Veterans, Belleair, Anderson and Chesnut manager pages. Edward Medard was reviewed through its official search snapshot. The 30 facility records keep their November 9 fact-review dates; no field visit or live access check was added.
Location sources
- A.L. Anderson Park · manager page
- Alafia River Boat Ramp · manager page
- Baker Creek Boat Ramp · manager page
- Belleair Causeway Boat Ramp · manager page
- Boca Ciega Millennium Park Canoe / Kayak Launch · manager page
- Cockroach Bay Boat Ramp · manager page
- Courtney Campbell Boat Ramp · manager page
- Domino Boat Ramp · manager page
- E.G. Simmons Conservation Park Boat Ramp · manager page
- Edward Medard Conservation Park Boat Ramp · manager page
- Fort De Soto Park Boat Ramp · manager page
- Fred Howard Park Gulf Beach Kayak Launch · manager page
- Harney Park Boat Ramp · manager page
- John B. Sargeant Conservation Park Boat Ramp · manager page
- John Chesnut Sr. Park · manager page
- John S. Taylor Park · manager page
- Lake Seminole Park · manager page
- Morris Bridge Conservation Park Boat Ramp · manager page
- Park Boulevard Boat Ramp · manager page
- Philippe Park Boat Ramp · manager page
- Riverview Civic Center Boat Ramp · manager page
- Ruskin Commongood Boat Ramp · manager page
- Salty Sol Fleishman Boat Ramp · manager page
- Sand Key Park Paddlecraft Launch Beach · manager page
- Sutherland Bayou Boat Ramp · manager page
- Walsingham Park · manager page
- War Veterans' Memorial Park Boat Ramp · manager page
- Weedon Island Preserve Paddlecraft Launch · manager page
- Wildcat Creek Boat Ramp · manager page
- Williams Park Boat Ramp · manager page
Maps and software
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