Boat ramp · Cape Coral · Lee County

City of Cape Coral - Horton Park Public Boat Ramp

Caloosahatchee River · River · Salt or Brackish Water

Fee$15 per day
Lanes2 lanes
Trailer parking31 trailer spaces
WaterSalt or brackish
ConditionGood to Excellent
How to payPay at the parking meter by card or by phone: no cash.

Manatee protection zone on the water here

  • Slow Speed (All Year) Excluding the marked ICW channel · Rule 68C-22.005(2)(d)6.a.

State zones from the FWC. Federal and local speed zones can also apply: follow the posted signs.

Florida FWC boat ramp inventory

About City of Cape Coral - Horton Park Public Boat Ramp

Aerial view of City of Cape Coral - Horton Park Public Boat Ramp
The ramp, seen from above · Imagery: USDA NAIP via USGS The National Map (public domain)

About this ramp

City of Cape Coral - Horton Park Public Boat Ramp is a boat ramp in Cape Coral, Lee County on Caloosahatchee River, a river with salt or brackish water. It is publicly owned and open to everyone and managed by City of Cape Coral.

Launching

The ramp has 2 lanes with a concrete surface. The FWC rates its condition as good to excellent. There is a launch dock and a staging dock.

Fees, parking and hours

The launch fee is $15 per day. Pay at the parking meter by card or by phone: no cash. Parking: 31 trailer spaces and 8 car spaces, paved - asphalt or concrete. Hours: 24 Hours.

Facilities

Restrooms: Flush Toilet. Accessibility: Moderate Level of Accessibility. Amenities: grill, lighting, picnic.

Notes from the FWC

$15 daily fee paid via mobile phone, city residents can purchase an annual pass. Cape Coral Harbor Master telephone (239) 574-0809.

Official page

Fishing

2 artificial reefs within 10 miles of the ramp, from the FWC artificial reef program.

Ft. Myers Wharf

3.3 mi

GPS
26° 38.429' N, 81° 52.482' W
Material
Rubble

On Shoreline

3.4 mi

GPS
26° 38.50' N, 81° 52.50' W
Material
Rubble

Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Check fishing license and bag limit rules before you go.

Nearby

Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), Florida Boat Ramp Inventory. Check local signs for current fees and hours.

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