The Smithtown Boat Ramp sits on the Macleay River in the small riverside village of Smithtown, New South Wales, and serves as the hub of local boating activity.

All manner of vessels use the ramp to access the Macleay, making it a lively focal point for the community and visitors alike. The surrounding tidal waters offer productive fishing, with bream, flathead, mulloway, and bass all catchable in the vicinity.

The deeper stretches near the old Nestlé factory are particularly noted for trophy bass, while the pylons at Smithtown regularly yield mixed bags of bass and bream.