Orange County
Moss Park - 12901 Moss Park RD Orlando 32832. Moss Park serves both Lake Mary Jane and Lake Hart. The park is the largest of all Orange County Parks and is open from 8am until 5:30 pm in the Winter and 8am until 8pm in the summer. Both lakes are ideal for personal watercraft with lots of room to roam, a beach, swimming area, camping area, picnic tables and playground. Moss Park is one of our favorite locations.
Randolph Park - Intersect of Randolph St. and Hoffner Ave. North of Lake Conway. Hours of operation are from 8am until 5:30 pm in the Winter and 8am until 8pm in the summer. Our pick up location is also a great place to enjoy the water and view the multimillion dollar homes that dot the shoreline in the heart of Orlando. From this location you will have access to three lakes via canals. There is ample parking and a small beach location where craft can be boarded.
R.D. Keene Park - 10900 Chase Road, Windermere, FL 32836. Hours of operation are from Sunrise to sunset.; Monday – Sunday. R.D. Keene Park will accommodate up to 49 vehicles and trailers. Located on Lake Isleworth, and providing access to the beautiful Butler Chain of Lakes. Enjoy your time on the water of one of metro-Orlando’s most exclusive communities and cruise by the homes of celebrities such as Shaq and Tiger Woods. User fees are the following: Vehicles, trailers and motorized watercraft-$5.00 per day.
Trimble Park - 5802 Trimble Park RD Mt. Dora 32757. Hours of operation are from 8am until 5:30 pm in the Winter and 8am until 8pm in the summer. Enjoy beautiful Lake Beauclair and Lake Dora from this location. Lake Dora is nestled amongst the hills of western Orange County and Lake County. Take in the beautiful views of the historic town of Mount Dora or pack a picnic lunch and enjoy the “real Florida.”
Volusia County
Ed Stone Park - 2990 West State Road 44, Deland. Hours are sunrise to sunset. This location offers direct access to the beautiful St. Johns River. Enjoy the “real” Jungle Cruise in the heart of Central Florida.
Lake Monroe Park - 975 U.S. Highway 17-92 DeBary. Operating Hours are sunrise to sunset. Monroe Park has newly remodeled ramps and docks that will allow you to spend time on Lake Monroe or take a cruise up the St. Johns River.
Brevard County
Port’s End Park – Driving from Orlando on Hwy 528 East. After crossing over I-95, drive 12 miles on Hwy 528 East and exit right to the “B” cruise terminals. After exit, turn left under bridge on George King Blvd. After exit, turn left under bridge onto George King Blvd. Drive 1/10th of a mile and turn left on Dave Nisbet Drive. Drive 2/10th of a mile and turn left on Mullet Drive. Drive 1.5 miles and road dead ends at Canaveral Lock. The port allows access to the Atlantic Ocean for some great cruising and sight seeing. If the waters are calm, anchor off- shore and enjoy the white sands of Florida’s East Coast.
Pinellas County
Fort Desoto Boat Ramp - 3500 Pinellas Bayway S.Tierra Verde Florida 33715. Hours of Operation – 24 hrs. This is our favorite location and Pinellas County's largest boat ramp, at Fort Desoto Park. With over twenty lanes to launch, you can typically get in the water without waiting. The water around the Fort is very nice and clear. The area has a tropical island feel, as coastal views highlight the white sand and towering Australian pines lining the shoreline. Boating the various islands and Egmont Key is extra special and not to be missed!
Belleair Causeway Park - 3900 West Bay Drive Belleair Bluffs Florida 33770. The Causeway Beach Park is a perfect spot to start your scenic boating around the area. From the ramp you move straight out into Clearwater Harbor, which has gorgeous waterfront real estate to view on your journey out into the Gulf. The area is breath-taking, with sandy white beaches to pull up to!
Lake County
Lake Griffin Park – 8am to sunset 3089 U.S. 441-27 Fruitland Park, Florida 34731. Enjoy a beautiful State Park and have great access to Lake Griffin.
Florida Keys
City of Marathon 33rd street boat ramp. Take a right at 33rd street from hwy one. Ramp is located at the west end of 33rd street, – hours of operation – 8am until dusk. * Use extreme caution, shallow waters in many places throughout the keys. Navigational briefing is mandatory for any location surrounding the Florida Keys. This launch site offers gulf side protection form wind and waves. Take a journey under the 7 mile bridge and visit Sombrero Reef for some exceptional snorkeling.
Other Areas of Interest
Cedar Key
Apalachicola
Amelia Island
Sanibel Island
Captiva Island
Boca Grande
Lake Santa Fe
Lake George