The Austin's Bayou Boat Ramp remains closed due to TxDOT construction. There is no access at Austin’s Bayou underneath FM 2004 until the boat ramp, access road, and parking area are repaired.

Boaters should exercise extreme caution if they elect to launch at any county boat ramp during high water levels. All boaters launch at their own risk. 

• No overnight camping nor fires permitted
• Boat ramp accessible 24 hours
• Fisherman on shore must yield to boaters at ramp area
• Do not block boat ramp access
• State boating, fishing length, and bag limit laws apply
• Place excess fishing line into recycle bin or trash can
• Loose fishing line kills fish, birds and wildlife
• Vehicle parking in designated areas only
• Do not operate a boat while drinking alcohol
• Boaters must have a life vest (pfd) for every person on board
• No dumping, littering, nor glass bottles//containers
• Please be courteous of other boaters and anglers
• Possession of firearms is subject to all state laws and permit requirements

All Google Maps links lead to general vicinity of each boat ramp.

San Bernard River

• End of FM 2918, also access to Intracoastal and Gulf of Mexico
• Churchill/Sportsman's Span under FM 2611 overpass
• Under McNeil Bridge overpass on FM 521
• Inside Hanson Riverside County Park on SH 35

Brazos River

• End of Levee Road CR 242A
• Sonny Travis Ramp Hwy 36 Bridge
• End of CR 849 southeast of Brazoria
• North side of FM 2004 Bridge

Oyster Creek

• Stratton Ridge Ramp CR 226
• Parker's Cut off Leveee Road CR 891

Intracoastal Waterway-Bays/Gulf

• Swan Lake Ramp CR 257-J
• Drum Bay (San Luis Beach Subdivision)
• Seidler's Boat Ramp CR 257-S
• Inside San Luis Pass County Park (end of CR 257)
• Quintana Boat Ramp under the 1495 Bridge on the Freeport side

Bastrop Bayou

• Demi-John Ramp (end of CR 227)
• Under FM 2004 Bridge

Austin Bayou

• Under FM 2004 Bridge

Chocolate Bayou

• Under FM 2004 Bridge
• Off of SH 35 behind Roadside Park

Hall's Bayou

• Under FM 2004 Bridge