Access Site
MO
Sears Community Lake
City: Boynton, MO
County: Sullivan County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 40.26183787, -93.07585577
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
East Locust Creek near Boynton, MO
0.3 mi away
Locust Creek near Unionville, MO
9.2 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
**Location & Facilities:** Sears Community Lake is a 19-acre public access lake located in Boynton, Sullivan County, Missouri. The boat ramp features a poured concrete launch with eight trailer parking spots and six vehicle parking spaces, plus a covered picnic table for visitor convenience.
**Boating & Recreation:** This is an ideal access point for kayakers, canoeists, and recreational boaters looking for a smaller, manageable water body. The lake supports fishing and general boating activities. Given the modest size of the lake, expect calm conditions suitable for paddlers of varying skill levels. The site is open to the public for various outdoor activities including boating, fishing, camping, and nature observation.
**Planning Your Visit:** Before heading out, check current conditions and any seasonal restrictions. The concrete ramp and dedicated parking make this a straightforward launch location for both motorized and human-powered watercraft. Arrive early during peak seasons to secure parking, especially on weekends.
**Boating & Recreation:** This is an ideal access point for kayakers, canoeists, and recreational boaters looking for a smaller, manageable water body. The lake supports fishing and general boating activities. Given the modest size of the lake, expect calm conditions suitable for paddlers of varying skill levels. The site is open to the public for various outdoor activities including boating, fishing, camping, and nature observation.
**Planning Your Visit:** Before heading out, check current conditions and any seasonal restrictions. The concrete ramp and dedicated parking make this a straightforward launch location for both motorized and human-powered watercraft. Arrive early during peak seasons to secure parking, especially on weekends.