Grenada Lake

Grenada Landing is a popular boat ramp and access site located on the Skuna River arm of Grenada Lake in Yalobusha County, Mississippi. The ramp provides easy access to this large, scenic reservoir for kayakers, canoeists, and other small motorized boats.

The ramp area includes restrooms, a beach, and a nearby campground, making it a convenient spot to launch and spend the day on the water. However, water levels can fluctuate significantly, so boaters should exercise caution and watch for potential obstructions, especially during the winter months. A $5 launch fee is charged at most ramps on Grenada Lake, though a few free options are available nearby.

Grenada Lake covers over 35,000 acres and is fed by the Yalobusha and Skuna Rivers. This wide, slow-moving waterway offers excellent opportunities for paddling, fishing, and other water recreation. Whether you're looking to explore the lake's forested shoreline or access the river system, the Grenada Landing boat ramp provides a good starting point for your adventure on this scenic Mississippi waterway.

Overview
Grenada Landing is a beautiful area with a beach and marina near by . It is located off Highway 333, and is adjacent to main beach.
Recreation
A swimming beach is near by the pavilion as well as a primitive campground. The boat ramp nearby includes $5 fee to launch.
Facilities
Restroom, beach, and boat ramp are located in the area.
Natural Features
Grenada Landing is less than a mile...

Overview
Grenada Landing is a beautiful area with a beach and marina near by . It is located off Highway 333, and is adjacent to main beach.
Recreation
A swimming beach is near by the pavilion as well as a primitive campground. The boat ramp nearby includes $5 fee to launch.
Facilities
Restroom, beach, and boat ramp are located in the area.
Natural Features
Grenada Landing is less than a mile from Lost Bluff Hiking Trail which has multiple wildlife sitings and unique vegetation. 

Nearby Attractions
Attractions include the Overlook, Main Beach, Grenada Landing Ramp, Lost Bluff Hiking Trail, and Dogwoods Golf Course. There is also a primitive and Class A campground near the area.

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