Harriman Point is one of three boat ramps providing access to Waranga Basin, a popular boating destination located between Rushworth and Tatura in northern Victoria.

The reserve, named after early settler William Harriman who arrived in 1884, features two ramps: a larger high-level ramp and a smaller low-level ramp, which together cover a broad range of water levels.

The high-level ramp is most useful above 40% basin capacity, while the low-level ramp suits conditions at around 40% and below.

A major upgrade in 2022, managed by Goulburn-Murray Water in partnership with Better Boating Victoria, delivered a new dual-lane high-level ramp along with improved parking and nearby toilets.

The ramp was subsequently extended with additional concrete sections to improve access at lower water levels. The site also has a Boating Vic camera for conditions monitoring.

The open water makes it a popular spot for skiing, kneboarding, and towing, and the basin is well regarded for redfin fishing.