Access Site
ND
Lake Sakakawea
City: Long Creek, ND
County: Williams County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 48.12554700, -103.23184500
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
Missouri River No. 9 at Williston, ND
10.7 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
This boat ramp provides access to Lake Sakakawea, North Dakota's largest reservoir, located near Riverdale off Highway 200 in Williams County. The Long Creek access point offers a convenient launching location for kayakers, canoeists, and motorboats seeking to explore the expansive 368,000-acre lake. Basic facilities including a boat ramp and bathroom amenities are available at this day-use recreation area.
Lake Sakakawea is a vast, slow-moving reservoir created by Garrison Dam on the Missouri River, making it well-suited for paddlers of various skill levels. The lake offers excellent scenic beauty with numerous coves and anchorages. Conditions can vary significantly based on wind and water levels, so paddlers should check current conditions before launching. Note that ramp usability may be affected by water level fluctuations, flooding, or heavy rain events, so it's wise to verify access status before your trip.
Lake Sakakawea is a vast, slow-moving reservoir created by Garrison Dam on the Missouri River, making it well-suited for paddlers of various skill levels. The lake offers excellent scenic beauty with numerous coves and anchorages. Conditions can vary significantly based on wind and water levels, so paddlers should check current conditions before launching. Note that ramp usability may be affected by water level fluctuations, flooding, or heavy rain events, so it's wise to verify access status before your trip.