Kayaking Near New Port Richey, FL
30 paddling locations within 50 miles of New Port Richey.
Sims Park Boat Ramp
Florida · 1.4 mi
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
Florida · 1.9 mi
Nick's Park Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 2.8 mi
Anclote River Park
Florida · 5.2 mi
Craig Park
Florida · 6.2 mi
A.L. Anderson Park
Florida · 6.9 mi
Sunset Beach Park - Sand Launch Beach
Florida · 7.1 mi
Moon Lake Park
Florida · 8.5 mi
Sea Ranch Marina
Florida · 8.5 mi
R. J. Strickland Memorial Park
Florida · 9.0 mi
John Chesnut Sr. Park
Florida · 10.3 mi
Sutherland Bayou Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 10.4 mi
H.S. Pop Stansell Memorial Park (Sand Boat Launch Beach)
Florida · 10.9 mi
George's Marina
Florida · 12.2 mi
Dunedin Causeway PWC Launch Beach
Florida · 13.2 mi
Norfleet Fish Camp
Florida · 14.5 mi
Mobbly Bayou Wilderness Preserve
Florida · 14.8 mi
Philippe Park Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 15.4 mi
Upper Tampa Bay Park - State Street Primitive Boat Launch
Florida · 15.6 mi
Dunedin Municipal Marina
Florida · 15.7 mi
Safety Harbor Marina
Florida · 17.0 mi
Alligator Lake (Safety Harbor City Park)
Florida · 17.3 mi
Cliff Stephens Park (Primitive)
Florida · 17.9 mi
Clearwater Beach Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 18.0 mi
Clearwater - Seminole Street Boat Launch
Florida · 18.3 mi
Hernando Beach Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 19.1 mi
Courtney Campbell Causeway Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 19.5 mi
Jenkins Creek Park and Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 20.9 mi
Bayport Park Boat Ramp
Florida · 21.6 mi
Rogers Park Boat Ramp
Florida · 21.6 mi
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I kayak near New Port Richey, FL?
There are 30 kayak launch points within 50 miles of New Port Richey. Popular water body types include bays, rivers, lakes.
What types of paddling can I do near New Port Richey?
Near New Port Richey you'll find opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, and stand-up paddle boarding. Most locations offer beginner-friendly conditions with public boat ramp access.
Are there free kayak launches near New Port Richey?
Yes! Most public boat ramps near New Port Richey are free to use. Some state parks and recreation areas may charge a small parking or entrance fee.