Hardenbergh Public Boat Ramp
Hardenbergh Public Boat Ramp
Hardenbergh Public Boat Ramp provides access to the Suwannee River in Lafayette County with a single unpaved lane and parking for approximately 20 vehicles.
Located on CR 345B near Mayo, this ramp offers a straightforward launch point for paddlers and boaters exploring the middle Suwannee River section, with no entrance fee and sunrise-to-10pm access hours.
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