Every public boat ramp and launch on West Point Lake in Georgia, with directions and what to expect when you get there. West Point Lake covers about 22,313 acres.
39 public launches · 22 with trailer ramps · 1 carry-in kayak/canoe launches · 3 confirmed free · 21 with restrooms
Managed by US Army Corps of Engineers · 706-645-2937
Directions: From West Point, Georgia, take U.S. Highway 29 north for 4 miles, then turn left The West Point Project sign and then travel a short distance to a right turn, into the Day Use Area.
Managed by US Army Corps of Engineers · 706-645-2937
Directions: Take Georgia Highway 109 approximately two miles west of LaGrange and turn right on Whitaker Road. Go to the T-intersection and turn left on Cameron Mill Road. Turn right into the Yellowjacket boat ramp area and immediately left is the shelter.
Managed by US Army Corps of Engineers · 706-645-2937
Directions: From West Point take Highway 29 north approximately six miles to the sign on the left for Earl Cook Park. Turn left on Lower Glass Bridge Road which dead ends at Earl Cook Park. Take the first left, then the first right to the shelter.
Managed by US Army Corps of Engineers · 706-645-2937
Directions: From LaGrange, turn onto US-29 heading West for approximately 4.5 miles, watch for park sign, turn right onto Glass Bridge Road, drive approximately 3.5 miles, then you arrive to the park.
Managed by US Army Corps of Engineers · 706-645-2937
Directions: Take Georgia Highway 29 approximately six miles north of West Point. Watch for the signs to enter Long Cane on the left. Turn right after entering park; follow the road to enter into the shelter parking area on the right.
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Directions: Take Route 109 approximately 1.5 miles west of West Point Road. Turn right onto Vernon Ferry Road and bear right onto Old Roanoke Road in ½ mile. In one mile, turn right into the park the shelter is on the right near the fishing pier.
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Directions: Take Alabama County Road 266 approximately six miles north of West Point to the T-intersection. Turn right and follow the road to the entrance of the park. The shelter is near the beach.
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Directions: From Lagrange, Georgia, travel west on State Route 109 for about 7 miles. After crossing the first bridge across the lake, travel approximately one more mile, then turn left onto Thompson Road. After a mile, bear left and watch for the sign.
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Directions: From LaGrange, turn onto N Greenwood St heading North, drive for approximately 4.5 miles, watch for park signs, turn left onto Concord Drive into the park.