Cooper's Alley L-Head Ramp
Downtown marina, Shoreline Blvd, Corpus Christi
Water: Corpus Christi Bay. City marina ramp downtown. Lighted, busy on weekends, close to bait and fuel.
25 public ramps, marinas and paddling trail put-ins from Baffin Bay to Seadrift, with fees, water access and directions.
Downtown marina, Shoreline Blvd, Corpus Christi
Water: Corpus Christi Bay. City marina ramp downtown. Lighted, busy on weekends, close to bait and fuel.
US-181 causeway between North Beach and Portland
Water: Nueces Bay. Small ramp on the causeway. Shallow at low water; best for bay boats and skiffs.
US-181 north end of the causeway, Portland
Water: Nueces Bay / Corpus Christi Bay. Park with a fishing pier and kayak launch on the Portland side.
Bayshore Dr, Ingleside on the Bay
Water: Corpus Christi Bay. Quick access to the north shoreline of Corpus Christi Bay and the ship channel.
SPID / Park Road 22 at Packery Channel, North Padre Island
Water: Packery Channel to the Gulf and Laguna Madre. Multi-lane ramp with a big lot. Run the channel to the Gulf or back into the Upper Laguna Madre.
Laguna Shores Rd at the JFK Causeway, Flour Bluff
Water: Upper Laguna Madre. Ramp and wade access at the west end of the JFK Causeway.
4242 Laguna Shores Rd, Corpus Christi
Water: Upper Laguna Madre. Marina with ramp, bait, fuel and a lodge. Launch fee.
Padre Island National Seashore, Park Road 22
Water: Laguna Madre. Ramp and windsurf beach inside the National Seashore. Shallow: trim up and go slow.
FM 628, Loyola Beach (Riviera)
Water: Baffin Bay / Cayo del Grullo. Kleberg County park with ramp, pier and RV sites. Gateway to Baffin Bay.
Hwy 361 at the Port Aransas harbor, by the ferry landing
Water: Corpus Christi Ship Channel. Port Aransas municipal ramps beside the harbor. Short run to the jetties and Redfish Bay.
Conn Brown Harbor, Aransas Pass
Water: Redfish Bay / Intracoastal. City park ramp in the shrimp-boat harbor. Easy trailer parking.
Hwy 361 causeway between Aransas Pass and Harbor Island
Water: Redfish Bay. Roadside ramps and wade access along the causeway. Watch for soft bottom and seagrass.
Hwy 361 about 5 miles from Aransas Pass
Water: Lighthouse Lakes. Kayak put-in for the TPWD Lighthouse Lakes Paddling Trail. Not a trailer ramp.
Hwy 361 about 13 miles south of the Port A ferry
Water: Corpus Christi Bay side of Mustang Island. Paddling trail access in the state park. Sandy road; high clearance helps after rain.
Ransom Rd off Hwy 361, between Ingleside and Aransas Pass
Water: Redfish Bay. Access to the west side of Redfish Bay and Ransom Island.
121 Cove Harbor Dr N, Rockport
Water: Aransas Bay. The busiest launch in Aransas County, per the navigation district. Fuel, restrooms and fish-cleaning sink on site.
Rockport Beach Park, 210 Seabreeze Dr
Water: Aransas Bay. Ramp inside Rockport Beach Park. Beach park entry fee applies in season.
Fulton Beach Rd, Fulton
Water: Aransas Bay. Historic fishing harbor with bait stands nearby.
South end of the Hwy 35 causeway, Rockport
Water: Copano and St. Charles bays. Lighted ramp with bait shop access. The most protected launch into Copano and St. Charles bays.
202 S Palmetto St, Lamar
Water: St. Charles and Aransas bays. State park ramp with fishing pier and camping. Pay the day-use fee at the gate.
1303 Water St, Port O'Connor
Water: Intracoastal / Espiritu Santo Bay. Ramps, live bait, fuel, ice and fish-cleaning tables. Open 5 AM daily. (361) 983-4440.
West end of Port O'Connor on the Intracoastal
Water: Intracoastal / Barroom Bay. Listed on the TPWD Port O'Connor Paddling Trail as an access point.
Washington St at Commerce St, Port O'Connor
Water: Intracoastal. Public right-of-way launch for kayaks with a small lot. Restrooms at Kingfisher Park.
1201 W Bay Ave, Seadrift
Water: San Antonio Bay. Concrete ramp, plenty of parking and public restrooms at the pavilion.
Swan Point Rd off Dierlam Rd, east of Seadrift
Water: San Antonio Bay. Calhoun County ramp with parking and picnic tables. No other amenities.
Fees, hours and conditions change, and ramps can close after storms or for repairs. Map pins marked approximate are close but not exact. Confirm before you go, and tell us about a closed ramp or a wrong pin.