Boat ramp · Cape Coral · Lee County
City of Cape Coral - Primitive Boat Ramp - 845 Gleason Parkway
Cape Coral Canal System · Freshwater canal · Freshwater
Small lot: only 8 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 - 845 Gleason Parkway
About this ramp
City of Cape Coral - Primitive Boat Ramp - 845 Gleason Parkway 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: 8 trailer spaces, not paved - grass/loose soil/sand. Hours: Sunrise to Sunset. Small lot: only 8 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.
Nearby
Nearest fuel docks
Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), Florida Boat Ramp Inventory. Check local signs for current fees and hours.