Boat ramp · Orlando · Orange County

Hal Scott Regional Preserve (Launch Permit Required - No Motors)

Hal Scott Regional Preserve Lake · Lake · Freshwater

FeeFree
Lanes1 lane
Trailer parking12 trailer spaces
WaterFreshwater
ConditionUsable

Florida FWC boat ramp inventory

About Hal Scott Regional Preserve (Launch Permit Required - No Motors)

Aerial view of Hal Scott Regional Preserve (Launch Permit Required - No Motors)
The ramp, seen from above · Imagery: USDA NAIP via USGS The National Map (public domain)

About this ramp

Hal Scott Regional Preserve (Launch Permit Required - No Motors) is a boat ramp in Orlando, Orange County on Hal Scott Regional Preserve Lake, a lake with freshwater. It is publicly owned and open to everyone and managed by Saint Johns River Water Management District. Partner: Orange County.

Launching

The ramp has 1 lane with a natural lake bank, dirt, mud surface. The FWC rates its condition as usable. There is no dock.

Fees, parking and hours

Launching is free. Parking: 12 trailer spaces and 12 car spaces, not paved - grass/loose soil/sand. Hours: 24/7.

Facilities

Restrooms: No Toilet. Accessibility: No Accommodations for Accessibility.

Official page

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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