Satellite view of Joe Overstreet's Landing
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Joe Overstreet's Landing

Also known as: Overstreet Landing · Joe Overstreet's Landing Public Boat Ramp
Lake Kissimmee · Osceola County, Florida
Last verified: July 2, 2026
Big, shallow, and wide open — wind builds a dangerous chop on Lake Kissimmee faster than the map suggests, and hydrilla and grass mats hide stumps and shoals. Give airboats room year-round and duck hunters a wide berth in season. The S-65 lock at the south outlet is the only route through to the Kissimmee River.
2 lanesConcrete ramp
30 spotsTrailer parking
Ramp open 24 hoursHours
Directions
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, 2 lanes
DockLaunch and staging docks
Trailer Parking30 spots · gravel
Crowding Very busy on weekends, but the rebuilt lot and 30 trailer spots absorb most of it. Weekday mornings you may share the place with more photographers than boaters.
Plan B — if this lot is full Lake Kissimmee State Park (NW shore, 8 AM–sunset, $5)
Coleman Landing at Shady Oaks (SW shore, $5, 5 AM–10 PM)
FeeNo fee
HoursRamp open 24 hours
SeasonOpen year-round
RestroomsModern restroom (1)
AccessibilityListed wheelchair-accessible
Not Available Fish cleaning · Fishing pier · Pier
Scout's Notes
Ramp Quirks & Etiquette
Rebuilt and Ready
Osceola County recently rebuilt this landing, and it shows: new two-lane concrete ramp, new launch and staging docks, fresh parking for 30 rigs, flush restrooms, and a covered picnic pavilion that doubles as a tournament weigh-in station. Free and open 24 hours, the only around-the-clock public ramp on the lake — the pre-dawn launch by default.
Famous Birding Road
The five miles of Joe Overstreet Road between US 441 and the water are internationally known birding: snail kites over the marsh, sandhill cranes in the pastures, bald eagles, caracaras, burrowing owls, and whooping cranes in the reintroduction years. Many mornings half the vehicles at the landing belong to photographers — plan the lot accordingly.
Airboats at the Dock
Kissimmee Swamp Tours runs airboat rides from the landing, so expect tour traffic in the basin and give the big fans room. It also means restrooms and a bit of civilization at what is otherwise a remote corner of the lake.
Washboard Toll Road
No launch fee, but the washboard gravel of Joe Overstreet Road is the price of admission, and it has been for decades. Take it slow with a heavy boat, and know the county grades it irregularly. Low-slung tow vehicles will feel every mile.
Three Lakes Country
The shoreline north and south of the landing runs into Three Lakes Wildlife Management Area — duck hunting in season, deer and turkey country behind the marsh, and an east shore with essentially no development. The FWC fish-attractor partnership sign at the ramp isn't decoration: marked attractor sites sit within an easy run.
Sources: FWC boat-ramp inventory (OS00434AZ), Osceola County Parks & Lakes Management, Google Reviews (2016–2026)
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