Boat ramp · Cape Coral · Lee County
City of Cape Coral - Primitive Boat Ramp - 1624 NE 33rd Lane
Cape Coral Canal System · Freshwater canal · Freshwater
Small lot: only 5 trailer spaces. On weekends and holidays, arrive early or keep a second ramp in mind.
Florida FWC boat ramp inventory
About City of Cape Coral - Primitive Boat Ramp - 1624 NE 33rd Lane
About this ramp
City of Cape Coral - Primitive Boat Ramp - 1624 NE 33rd Lane is a boat ramp in Cape Coral, Lee County on Cape Coral Canal System, a freshwater canal with freshwater. It is publicly owned and open to everyone and managed by City of Cape Coral.
Launching
The ramp has 1 lane with a gravel and sand surface. The FWC rates its condition as good. There is no dock.
Fees, parking and hours
Launching is free. Parking: 5 trailer spaces, not paved - grass/loose soil/sand. Hours: Sunrise to Sunset. Small lot: only 5 trailer spaces. On weekends and holidays, arrive early or keep a second ramp in mind.
Facilities
Restrooms: No Toilet. Accessibility: No Accommodations for Accessibility.
Notes from the FWC
One of about a dozen unimproved boat ramps maintained by the City of Cape Coral providing access to the freshwater canal system. Most are unpaved with parking on grass.
Fishing
Stocked by the FWC
Yellow Fever Creek Preserve Pond
0.7 mi
- Species
- Florida Bass
- Stocked
- 2024-2025
Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Check fishing license and bag limit rules before you go.
Nearby
Nearest fuel docks
Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), Florida Boat Ramp Inventory. Check local signs for current fees and hours.