Nevada Boat Launches

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• Unimproved launches — Two unimproved boat launches, one on each side of the lake
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• More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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• Concrete boat ramp — Concrete ramp; developed camping with restrooms on east shore, no fees
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• West side primitive boat launch — Primitive launch with restrooms
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• Dacey Reservoir ramp — Rough, unimproved ramp not suited to larger trailered boats
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• Echo Canyon boat ramp — Usable at high water; at low water boats launch from shore
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• More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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• Undeveloped boat launch — An undeveloped boat launch exists
• More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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• More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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• More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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• Silver Springs launch — Paved launch near the day-use area (Nevada State Parks).
• Churchill Beach / North Shore Marina launch — Paved launch on US 50, one mile west of Lahontan Dam (Nevada State Parks).
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• Hemenway Harbor Launch Ramp — NPS ramp near Boulder City, NV; ramp extended in 2025; park entrance fee
• Callville Bay Launch Ramp — NPS ramp at Callville Bay marina off Northshore Rd; park entrance fee
• Echo Bay Launch Ramp — NPS ramp on the Overton Arm; open on one mat lane during 2026 construction
• Temple Bar Launch Ramp — NPS ramp on the Arizona side off US 93; park entrance fee
• South Cove Launch Ramp — NPS ramp on the Arizona side near Meadview; park entrance fee
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• Cottonwood Cove Launch Ramp — NPS ramp in Nevada; marina, fuel, rentals, camping; park entrance fee applies
• Katherine Landing Launch Ramp — NPS ramp near Bullhead City, AZ; largest marina on the lake, fuel, rentals, camping
• Willow Beach Launch Ramp — NPS ramp in Black Canyon on the Arizona side; marina
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• More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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• Pelican Point Boat Ramp — Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe ramp near Sutcliffe; tribal boating permit required ($30 per day)
• Popcorn Beach Boat Ramp — Tribal ramp on the west shore; listed as closed for invasive species concerns, check with the ranger station
• Warrior Point — Tribal beach park and campground north of Sutcliffe; car-top boats, tribal permit required
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• Park boat ramps — Two improved concrete boat ramps, one on each side of the reservoir (NDOW).
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• Topaz Marina and Douglas County Park — Boat launching available (NDOW).
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• Washoe Lake State Park ramps — Boat launching ramps for the big and little lakes
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• Wild Horse State Recreation Area — Boat ramp.
• Duck Valley Indian Reservation — Boat launch.
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• Gravel ramp — Usable at high water; difficult for trailered boats when low
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• BLM boat ramp — NDOW notes it can be unusable at low water
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