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Apple Tree Bay Boat Ramp

Apple Tree Bay Boat Ramp sits within Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park near Bobbin Head, Mount Colah, NSW, providing access to Apple Tree Creek, Cowan Creek, and the wider Hawkesbury River system.

The concrete ramp features three lanes and is maintained in good condition, with lighting, parking, a fish-cleaning station, kiosk, toilets, and BBQ facilities on site.

The ramp is a popular departure point for small powerboats, kayaks, and fishing vessels, with calm, sheltered waters making it well suited to early morning paddles and light fishing.

As the site falls within a national park managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, an entry fee applies.


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