Lake Irving Boat Ramp is a concrete launch facility located on the north shore of Lake Irving near the outlet connecting to Lake Bemidji, administered by the City of Bemidji.

The ramp provides access to a 661-acre lake popular for fishing walleye, northern pike, and other gamefish, though boaters should use caution when navigating the Mississippi River channel between Lake Irving and Lake Bemidji due to bridge structures and old railroad pilings.

Note that Lake Irving is infested with zebra mussels, so all watercraft must be cleaned and drained before leaving the access.