Biloxi River

The Biloxi River boat ramp in Biloxi provides public access to a large river system suitable for various watercraft. The Biloxi River is a significant waterway spanning 55.81 miles with a substantial drainage area of 505 square miles and an average flow of approximately 1,034 cubic feet per second. With an average gradient of 5.9 feet per mile and velocity of 1.58 feet per second, the river offers moderate current conditions typical of a large river (Stream Order 7).

This access point is well-positioned for paddlers and boaters exploring the lower Biloxi River watershed. The area benefits from proximity to the Mississippi Gulf National Heritage Area, offering opportunities to experience the region's cultural and environmental significance. Multiple recreational facilities operate in the greater Biloxi area, including additional marinas, fishing piers, and boat launches, making this a hub for waterfront recreation.

Paddlers should expect moderate river conditions with steady current; kayakers and canoeists are advised to check current water levels and flow rates before launching. The ramp provides convenient access for both day trips and longer paddling expeditions along this established waterway.