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Highest Traffic Volume Landings
When choosing a boat landing, please be aware that the following boat landings generally have the highest traffic volume, especially on weekends and holidays. Read On...
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Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission maintains 19 public boat landings throughout Charleston County. Boat landings are self-managed facilities and not staffed at all times.
Edisto Island
| Boat Landing | Body of Water | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Steamboat | Steamboat Creek | Directions |
| Dawhoo | ICW/Dawhoo River | Directions |
James Island
| Boat Landing | Body of Water | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Wappoo Cut | ICW/Elliott Cut | Directions |
| Battery Island (Sol Legare) | Stono River | Directions |
| Riverland Terrace (Plymouth) | ICW/Wappoo Creek | Directions |
Johns Island/Wadmalaw
| Boat Landing | Body of Water | Location |
|---|---|---|
| John P. Limehouse | ICW/Stono River | Directions |
| Cherry Point | Bohicket Creek | Directions |
Folly Beach
| Boat Landing | Body of Water | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Folly Beach | Folly River | Directions |
Mount Pleasant
| Boat Landing | Body of Water | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Remley's Point | Wando River | Directions |
| Paradise | Wando River | Directions |
| Shem Creek | Shem Creek | Directions |
| Gadsonville* | Copahee Sound | Directions |
Meggett/Adams Run/Willton/Parkers Ferry
| Boat Landing | Body of Water | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Martins | Edisto River | Directions |
| Penny Creek* | Penny Creek | Directions |
| Toogoodoo | Toogoodoo Creek | Directions |
| Willtown Bluff | Edisto River |
North Charleston
| Boat Landing | Body of Water | Location |
|---|---|---|
| WO Thomas, Jr. | Ashley River | Directions |
West Ashley
| Boat Landing | Body of Water | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Pierpont* | Church Creek | Directions |
| Bulow | Rantowles Creek | Directions |
* Due to a variety of constraints, launching standard size watercraft from these locations is not recommended. The launching of kayaks and canoes is more appropriate. Caution should be exercised at all public boat ramps. Tides, currents, and natural conditions can greatly affect usage of ramps at any time. Serious drop-offs are present at low tide.