The boat ramp at Stuarts Point sits on the Macleay Arm in the small riverside hamlet of Stuarts Point on the NSW mid north coast.

It provides access to calm estuary waters that are productive breeding grounds for fish and crabs, with bream, whiting, and flathead among the most commonly targeted species. The ramp is located adjacent to the Stuarts Point Holiday Park.

From here, boaters can explore the broad estuary and its shallow flats, oyster racks, and creek mouths, or push further out toward blue water for pelagic and reef species. Land-based fishing, kayak launching, and water sports are also popular in the area.