Marine Access

Lewes Boat Ramp

Lewes, DE
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January 2007

Project Overview

  • Two 8 ft x 50 ft Courtesy Docks
  • Two 6 ft x 45 ft DR1 Gangways
  • Four 8 ft x 70 ft Ground Out Docks
  • AlumiGuard™ Toe Wall

Project Summary

The handicapped accessible public boat ramp features six concrete launch lanes, four Full Float boarding docks and two Full Float courtesy docks. Additionally, there is a fully accessible, 8 ft wide boardwalk area designed into this project. Thanks to the Department of Natural Resources, boaters now have immediate access to the Delaware Bay, eliminating 15-20 minutes of no-wake-speed travel from the former ramp site. State Secretary Collin O’Mara called the project “... a recreational treasure that will allow current and future generations to enjoy the beautiful waters of Lewes. Further, this new facility is a model of sustainable practices that we must work to integrate into future building design.”

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  • Two 8 ft x 50 ft Courtesy Docks
  • Two 6 ft x 45 ft DR1 Gangways
  • Four 8 ft x 70 ft Ground Out Docks
  • AlumiGuard™ Toe Wall

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