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Astatula Park Boat Ramp

Also known as: Astatula Boat Ramp
Lake Harris · Lake County, Florida
Last verified: July 3, 2026
Little Lake Harris is the grassy basin — vegetation edges crowd the running lanes in high-growth summers, and the Howey Bridge narrows are the only way to the main lake. Small facility: one lane, no crowd absorbed gracefully on the rare busy morning.
1 laneConcrete ramp
9 spotsTrailer parking
Ramp open 24 hoursHours
Directions
Street View
Craft Access
Motorboat
Kayak / Canoe
Jet Ski / PWC
Large 22ft+
Site Details
Conditions change rapidly due to water levels, prop wash, and weather. Always visually inspect before backing down.
RampConcrete, 1 lane
DockFloating launch and load dock
Trailer Parking9 spots · paved
Vehicle-Only7 spots
Crowding Local water — mornings bring a few Little Harris regulars, and even good weekends rarely fill nine spots. The quiet basin keeps its quiet ramp.
Plan B — if this lot is full Hickory Point (~5 mi, at the basins' junction, 6 lanes)
Howey's town ramp is annual-pass-only
FeeNo fee
HoursRamp open 24 hours
SeasonOpen year-round
RestroomsModern restroom (1)
Accessibility1 accessible parking space
Not Available Fish cleaning · Fishing pier · Pier
Scout's Notes
Ramp Quirks & Etiquette
Little Harris's Own Door
Astatula Park is the dedicated public launch for Little Lake Harris — a single concrete lane with a floating dock at the end of Florida Avenue, free and open around the clock. The quieter, grassier twin basin deserves its own entrance, and this unassuming county ramp is it.
The Grass Game
Little Harris fishes like the intimate Florida lake the main basin isn't: eelgrass and pad edges, quieter banks, sight-fishing pockets in the spawn. When tournament traffic churns the big water, the regulars slide through the narrows or just launch here and never leave the little basin at all.
Howey Views, Public Access
Across the water sits Howey-in-the-Hills — the 1920s mansion, the mission-style resort, the town waterfront whose own ramp is resident-annual-pass-only. This ramp is the public door to Howey's water; the evening light on that shoreline is worth the trip alone.
One Lane, Plan Accordingly
Nine trailer spots and a single lane mean this isn't the place for a group launch — Hickory Point's six lanes sit ten minutes north at the basins' junction when you need capacity. For a solo morning on quiet water, this is exactly the right size.
Sources: FWC boat-ramp inventory (LK00545YP), Lake County Parks & Trails Division, Lake County Boating & Waterways guide
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