Eagle River Boat Ramp

The Eagle River boat ramp in Oneida County provides public access to the Eagle River in Wisconsin's North Woods. This non-reservable access point serves paddlers and boaters exploring the scenic Eagle River and its chain of lakes. The site is located in the Eagle River-Florence Ranger District, an area managed for diverse recreational opportunities including paddling, fishing, and wildlife viewing.

Paddlers can use this access to explore the Eagle River's waterways, which flow through a forested landscape dotted with lakes and wilderness areas. The nearby Eagle River-Florence Ranger District offers additional amenities, with several reservable campgrounds within 10 miles (Anvil Lake, Laurel Lake, and Luna White Deer), making this an ideal base for multi-day paddling trips. Several nearby communities also have rental services and additional boat ramps if you need alternative access points or equipment.

This is a day-use access point with no reservations required, allowing for flexible paddling schedules. Boaters and paddlers should check local conditions before launching, and the Wisconsin DNR website provides comprehensive information on other public water access points in the region if you're planning an extended trip through the area's interconnected waterways.

The Eagle River-Florence Ranger District offers a variety of different activities to those seeking recreational opportunities. With many campgrounds, lakes, rivers, and hiking trails, the Eagle River - Florence Ranger District has what you need. Three wilderness areas Blackjack Springs, Headwaters and Whisker Lake are rustic, quiet places in the forest where one can find day hikes or multi-day...

The Eagle River-Florence Ranger District offers a variety of different activities to those seeking recreational opportunities. With many campgrounds, lakes, rivers, and hiking trails, the Eagle River - Florence Ranger District has what you need. Three wilderness areas Blackjack Springs, Headwaters and Whisker Lake are rustic, quiet places in the forest where one can find day hikes or multi-day camping trips away from the crowds.

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