Copmanhurst Boat Ramp
Copmanhurst Boat Ramp
Copmanhurst Boat Ramp sits on the Clarence River in Copmanhurst, New South Wales, roughly 30 minutes northwest of Grafton.
It marks the uppermost practical limit for motorised boating on the Clarence — rapids upstream make further progress by boat impossible — and serves as the downstream terminus of the Clarence Canoe & Kayak Trail, the longest mapped whitewater trail in Australia at over 195 kilometres.
The ramp is adjacent to the Copmanhurst Recreation Reserve and is a popular spot for fishing, kayaking, and swimming. A small free campground occupies the site, with level sites in the main area and additional spots on river pebbles accessible to 4WD vehicles.
The area is dog friendly and managed by the NSW Department of Land. The township itself is only a short walk from the ramp.
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