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Boat Ramps - Greater Boston & Cambridge, MA

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Charles River (Needham)

Fisher Street Needham, MA Phone:

Cartop access: Access to lakes, ponds and rivers for small boats, canoes and kayaks. Fish species: Largemouth bass, northern pike, white perch, pickerel, black crappie. Manage dby the state Department of Conservation.
Charles River (Waltham)

Woerd Avenue Waltham, MA Phone:

Fisherman access: Small concrete ramp, concrete pad ramp system or gravel ramp designed for smaller boats and parking for boat trailers. Fish species: Largemouth bass, northern pike, white perch, pickerel, black crappie. Managed by the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation.
Charles River (Elm Bank)

Off Elliot Street Dover, MA Phone:

Canoe access: Access to rivers most suitable for canoes and kayaks. Fish species: Largemouth bass, northern pike, white perch, pickerel, black crappie. Managed by state Department of Conservation.
Mystic River Public Boat Ramp at Wellington Yacht Club - Medford, MA
Mystic River access at Wellington Yacht Club

Constitution Way Medford, MA, 02155 Phone:

State Department of Conservation and Recreation public launch for small boats is maintained by the Wellington Yacht Club
Upper Mystic Lake - Medford, MA
Upper Mystic Lake

at Mystic Lakes State Park - 481 Mystic Valley Parkway Medford, MA, 02155 Phone:

Small concrete ramp, concrete pad ramp system or gravel ramp designed for smaller boats and parking for boat trailers. No motorized boats allowed. Fish species: Largemouth bass, pickerel, black crappie. Managed by the state Department of Conservation and Recreation. - Info Sheet with Map
Charles River (Watertown)

Charles River Road Watertown, MA Phone:

Launch for small boats
Cochituate State Park - Natick, MA
Cochituate State Park

43 Commonwealth Road Natick, MA, 01760 Phone: 508-653-9641

This lake is composed of three large sections divided by east-west highways. The boat ramp is located on Middle Lake. Lake is shared by paddlers and power boats. Personal watercraft are prohibited on all sections of the lake. Water skiing is allowed only on South Lake. Boating may be done only during daytime. Swimming from boats is not allowed. Boaters are responsible to control their wake.
Hours (Summer): 8am - 8pm, bathrooms locked at 7pm.
Parking Fees (May-October): $8 for MA Residents; $30 for Out-of-State Resident
Charles River Boat Ramp - Brighton, MA
Charles River (Brighton)

Nonantum Road at Daly Field Boston (Brighton), MA, 02135 Phone:

General access: Concrete boat ramp and parking for boat trailers. Fish species: Largemouth bass, northern pike, white perch, pickerel, black crappie. Managed by the state Department of Conservation.