Access Site
FL
Lake Clarke Shores Access - No Parking
City: West Palm Beach, FL
County: Palm Beach County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 26.64972, -80.07434
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Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
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About This Access Site
**Location & Access Details**
Barbados Road Access is located at 1501 Barbados Road in Lake Clarke Shores, providing direct access to the West Palm Beach Canal at the S-155 Spillway near U.S. 1. This is the headwater section of the canal system. **Note: A Town-provided boat trailer sticker is required to use this ramp.** A current County trailer registration must be presented when obtaining your decal. Contact Lake Clarke Shores Town Hall for specific information on sticker costs and availability.
**What to Expect**
This canal access point is ideal for kayakers, canoeists, and small motorboats exploring the West Palm Beach Canal system. The headwater location offers relatively calm, controlled water conditions typical of canal paddling in South Florida. The area provides convenient access for both day trips and exploring connections to nearby water systems. Paddlers should be aware of potential boat traffic in this canal corridor.
**Nearby Recreation**
The Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge is located nearby, offering additional paddling and wildlife viewing opportunities for those interested in exploring the broader natural areas of the region.
Barbados Road Access is located at 1501 Barbados Road in Lake Clarke Shores, providing direct access to the West Palm Beach Canal at the S-155 Spillway near U.S. 1. This is the headwater section of the canal system. **Note: A Town-provided boat trailer sticker is required to use this ramp.** A current County trailer registration must be presented when obtaining your decal. Contact Lake Clarke Shores Town Hall for specific information on sticker costs and availability.
**What to Expect**
This canal access point is ideal for kayakers, canoeists, and small motorboats exploring the West Palm Beach Canal system. The headwater location offers relatively calm, controlled water conditions typical of canal paddling in South Florida. The area provides convenient access for both day trips and exploring connections to nearby water systems. Paddlers should be aware of potential boat traffic in this canal corridor.
**Nearby Recreation**
The Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge is located nearby, offering additional paddling and wildlife viewing opportunities for those interested in exploring the broader natural areas of the region.
Nearby Recreation Areas
Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
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Amenities
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