Kayaking Near Tampa, FL
30 paddling locations within 50 miles of Tampa.
Lowry Park Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 5.2 mi
Rotary Riverfront Park (Temple Terrace)
Florida · 6.2 mi
Riverhills Park Boat Ramp (Temple Terrace)
Florida · 6.3 mi
Harney Park - Tampa Bypass Canal
Florida · 8.3 mi
Rick's on the River
Florida · 8.7 mi
Morris Bridge Park
Florida · 9.0 mi
John B. Sargeant Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 10.6 mi
Upper Tampa Bay Park - State Street Primitive Boat Launch
Florida · 11.5 mi
Baker Creek Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 11.9 mi
Courtney Campbell Causeway Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 12.2 mi
Davis Island Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 12.3 mi
Mobbly Bayou Wilderness Preserve
Florida · 13.0 mi
Lake Weeks (Lake Seffner) Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 13.3 mi
Ballast Point Park Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 13.8 mi
Gandy Boulvard Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 14.2 mi
Hillsborough River State Park Launch
Florida · 14.5 mi
Philippe Park Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 14.5 mi
John Chesnut Sr. Park
Florida · 14.8 mi
Hillsborough River State Park Take-out
Florida · 15.0 mi
Safety Harbor Marina
Florida · 15.5 mi
Alligator Lake (Safety Harbor City Park)
Florida · 16.3 mi
Williams Park Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 16.4 mi
Moon Lake Park
Florida · 16.4 mi
Gandy Wayside Park
Florida · 16.6 mi
Picnic Island Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 16.9 mi
Dixies Dockside Waterfront Pub and Boat Ramp
Florida · 17.2 mi
4th Street North Unimproved Launch Site
Florida · 17.3 mi
A.L. Anderson Park
Florida · 17.3 mi
Alafia River Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 17.3 mi
Riverview Public Boat Ramp
Florida · 17.6 mi
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I kayak near Tampa, FL?
There are 30 kayak launch points within 50 miles of Tampa. Popular water body types include rivers, bays, lakes.
What types of paddling can I do near Tampa?
Near Tampa 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 Tampa?
Yes! Most public boat ramps near Tampa are free to use. Some state parks and recreation areas may charge a small parking or entrance fee.