7 Public Boat Ramps in New Hampshire

We track 7 public boat ramps and landings across 1 counties in New Hampshire, spanning 7 different rivers, creeks and lakes. Every listing is sourced from official state and federal agency records, not crowdsourced guesswork.

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Every ramp is verified using official data from New Hampshire Office of Energy and Planning before publication. We release new counties only after they've been fully reviewed.

7 Boat ramps
1 Counties
7 Waterways
No free ramps confirmed yet

Last synced July 11, 2026 · Primary data: New Hampshire Office of Energy and Planning

Browse New Hampshire by waterway type

New Hampshire's public boat ramps are located on 5 ponds, 1 river and 1 reservoir. Browse each waterway type below to find launch locations.

Top Ponds

5 ponds with public boat ramps
5 launch sites

Browse all ponds

Click a marker to open that county's page, or zoom in to explore a specific region of New Hampshire.

Browse by county

Counties are listed alphabetically. Each one shows how many public boat ramps we currently track there.

Hillsborough County 7 ramps Norway Pond, Mount William Pond, Willard Pond

New Hampshire by the numbers

A few facts pulled straight from the same live data as the rest of this page - nothing hand-written or hardcoded.

  • The average county in New Hampshire has 7 public boat ramps
  • Lake Horace/Weare Reservoir appears in 1 listing, more than any other waterway in New Hampshire
  • Hillsborough County has the most public boat ramps of any county here, with 7

How this information is organized

Every ramp in New Hampshire is grouped two ways: by county, useful if you're traveling to a specific area, and by waterway, which combines ramps from multiple counties along the same lake or river - handy when a single reservoir or river stretches across county lines and you want to see every launch point on it at once.

Planning a trip

A few things worth checking before you head out, whichever county or waterway you're launching on:

  • Check the local weather and wind forecast for the day
  • Confirm the ramp's current hours and operational status on its listing
  • Verify fee status - it can change independently of everything else
  • Watch water levels if you're heading to a reservoir or tidal area - see our guide on ramp depth
  • Review your trailer pre-launch checklist if it's been a while since your last trip

Top waterways in New Hampshire

These are some of the most-represented rivers, creeks and lakes with public boat ramps across New Hampshire. This is a sample, not the full list - most counties have several more.

Lake Horace/Weare Reservoir 1 Mount William Pond 1 Norway Pond 1 Nutt Pond 1 Piscataquog River (Glen Lake) 1 Pleasant Pond 1 Willard Pond 1

Data sources

Listings for New Hampshire are sourced directly from:

  • New Hampshire Office of Energy and Planning

Last verified July 11, 2026 - see our full methodology.

Frequently asked questions

We track 7 public boat ramps across 1 counties in New Hampshire, spanning 7 different rivers, creeks and lakes.

We haven't confirmed any free ramps in New Hampshire yet. Fee status is verified ramp by ramp as we check each one against the source - check the fee badge on each listing for the latest status.

Lake Horace/Weare Reservoir has the most public boat ramps we track in New Hampshire, with 1 launch point.

Hillsborough County currently has the most public boat ramps we track in New Hampshire, with 7 launch sites. Browse the full county list below for every other county.