Crookhaven Heads Boat Ramp sits at the mouth of the Crookhaven River near Culburra Beach in New South Wales, where the river meets the Tasman Sea.

Regarded as one of the region's largest boat ramps, it is a popular launch point for recreational boating and fishing, with direct access to both open ocean and sheltered estuarine waters.

The ramp is suited to small and medium-sized vessels, and two jetties on either side assist with loading and unloading. Boaters should check tidal conditions before launching. The site is also a destination for land-based anglers.

A concrete fishing platform with disabled access was added in 2015, part-funded by a NSW Recreational Fishing Trust grant, and an inclusive jetty with no steps and a flat gradient makes fishing accessible to a wide range of visitors.

Shoalhaven City Council has been developing a master plan concept for a longer-term upgrade of the ramp, jetties, and associated facilities.