See this location on a nautical chart.
These are the two most popular ramps in northern Palm Beach County. They provide easy access to the Intracoastal Waterway and the Jupiter Inlet. There are no short bridges or canal crusing (as is the case with the Burt Reynolds east side ramps.) Note tie-off areas on the north and south sides of these ramps. There is shoaling immediately south of the ramps (just beyond the left edge of the photo.)
Experinced boaters use this ramp... so come prepared to get-in and get-out quickly (see notes on Ramp Ettiquette... it's especially needed here!) There is no tolerance for slow or inexperienced boaters at these ramps.
Bathroom facilites and the local Chamber Of Commerce can be found in the parking area.
Parking is limited. Overflow parking is on U.S. 1 (dangerous) or across the street at the Burt Reynolds west side ramps.
Watch for traffic when entering U.S. 1. The road is crowded and the county doesn't turn on the stoplight.
