McCormick County Boat Ramps, South Carolina
McCormick County tracks 27 public boat ramps in total, spread across 5 different rivers, creeks and lakes - most notably Savannah River - Lake J. Strom Thurmond (18 ramps), Little River - Lake J. Strom Thurmond (5 ramps) and Savannah River (2 ramps). Each listing below shows which waterbody it's on, so you can tell at a glance which ones actually connect.
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Interactive Map of Public Boat Ramps in McCormick County
Explore every public boat ramp in McCormick County on the interactive map below. Compare launch locations, find the closest boat ramp to your destination, and open each ramp for detailed information including fees, amenities and access details.
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Waterways in McCormick County
These are the rivers, creeks and lakes with public boat ramps in McCormick County. Ramps on the same waterway don't always sit close together on a map - some of these stretch across the whole county.
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Boat ramp distribution
Boat ramps in McCormick County aren't spread evenly across its 5 waterways. Savannah River - Lake J. Strom Thurmond has the most, with 18 launch sites, followed by Savannah River - Lake J. Strom Thurmond (18 ramps), Little River - Lake J. Strom Thurmond (5 ramps) and Savannah River (2 ramps). On the other end, 2 waterways - including Long Cane Creek - Lake J. Strom Thurmond and Long Cane Creek - Lake J. Strom Thurmond - have just a single public launch point each.
Boat ramps in neighboring counties
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Sourced from South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.
Data on this page was last updated September 4, 2026, based on the latest ramp data update.