Paddling in South Carolina
Explore 455 kayak launches, boat ramps, and paddling destinations across South Carolina.
Best Paddling in South Carolina
Read our comprehensive guide to the top paddling destinations in South Carolina →
Cedar Creek Put-in (South Cedar Creek Rd)
South Carolina
Bates Landing (Highway 601)
South Carolina
Port Royal Landing
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Port Royal
Live Oak
South Carolina · ~3 mi from Edisto Island
Murrells Inlet
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Murrells Inlet
William Dennis
South Carolina · ~4 mi from Pinopolis
B & C Landing
South Carolina · ~6 mi from Clyo
Thornley Forest II
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Pinopolis
Parksville
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Parksville
Robert Edge Parkway Bridge
South Carolina · ~1 mi from North Myrtle Beach
Sewanee Street
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Bennettsville
Amos Lee Gourdine
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Russellville
Sonovista Park
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Hartsville
Modoc Camp Area
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Modoc
Fishing Area
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Bennettsville
E. Jarvis Morris
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Pinopolis
Modoc Shores
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Modoc
Henderson G. Guerry
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Russellville
Nautical Boat Club
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Ballentine
Russ Point
South Carolina · ~4 mi from Saint Helena Island
Cathead
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Eutawville
Eutaw Springs
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Eutawville
Twelvemile Creek
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Clemson
Modoc Park
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Modoc
Little River Quarry
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Mount Carmel
Catfish Bay
South Carolina · ~1 mi from Parksville
Highway 17 Bridge (North)
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Little River
Hamilton Branch State Park
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Modoc
Lake Edwin Johnson
South Carolina · ~2 mi from White Stone
Santee Cooper Country Club
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Santee
Lake Keowee Marina
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Seneca
Blue Hole
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Calhoun Falls
Ramp B
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Barnwell
Ramp C
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Barnwell
Ramp E
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Barnwell
Garris Landing
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Awendaw
South Cove
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Seneca
Highway 17 Bridge (South)
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Little River
Lower Impoundment
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Bennettsville
Ramp A
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Barnwell
Village Lane
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Ballentine
Lighthouse Marina
South Carolina · ~2 mi from White Rock
Hartwell Marina (East)
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Hartwell
Hartwell Marina (West)
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Hartwell
Ramp D
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Barnwell
Lawrence Bridge
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Newry
Cane Creek
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Seneca
Calhoun Falls State Recreational Area
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Calhoun Falls
Latimer
South Carolina · ~3 mi from Calhoun Falls
Denver
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Sandy Springs
Seneca Creek
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Clemson
Lake Murray Dam
South Carolina · ~3 mi from Columbia
Landrum Creek
South Carolina · ~3 mi from Plum Branch
Dorden Creek
South Carolina · ~3 mi from Parksville
Sunrise Lake
South Carolina · ~2 mi from Heath Springs
Lake William C. Bowen - 2
South Carolina · ~3 mi from Fingerville
Hurricane Creek
South Carolina · ~3 mi from Sandy Springs
Honea Path
South Carolina · ~3 mi from Sandy Springs
Lake William C. Bowen - 1
South Carolina · ~3 mi from Fingerville
Lake Cooley
South Carolina · ~3 mi from Wellford
Showing top 60 of 455 locations. Use the map above to explore all launch points in South Carolina.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I kayak in South Carolina?
South Carolina has 455 public kayak launch points listed on The Paddling Hub. Popular water body types include lakes, rivers, creeks, reservoirs, canals.
Are there beginner-friendly paddling spots in South Carolina?
Yes! Many of the 455 beginner-rated locations in South Carolina offer calm waters and easy boat ramp access, making them perfect for new paddlers.
Do I need a permit to kayak in South Carolina?
Permit requirements vary by location. Most public boat ramps in South Carolina are free to access, though some state parks may charge an entrance or parking fee. Check individual location details for specific requirements.