Coon Bottom Landing Public Boat Ramp
Public boat launch in Florida with 2 amenities including boat launch and public access.
Hand Launch OnlySandy Kayak Beach,Sandy Kayak Beach FreeSalt or Brackish Water
About This Ramp
ANERR - St. Vincent Sound - 8 Mile Access Point is a hand launch only in Apalachicola, Florida, providing access to Apalchicola Bay - St. Vincent Sound (salt or brackish water). The ramp has a sandy kayak beach,sandy kayak beach surface. Launch is free of charge. The facility features a no docks. Hours: 8:00 AM until Sunset, 365 days a year.
Ramp Details
Ramp & Launch
- Access
- Government — Open to Public
- Ramp Type
- Hand Launch Only
- Surface
- Sandy Kayak Beach,Sandy Kayak Beach
- Dock
- No Docks
- Hours
- 8:00 AM until Sunset, 365 days a year
Parking & Facilities
- Vehicle Spaces
- 4
- Parking Surface
- Not Paved - Gravel/Limestone/Packed Soil
- Parking Condition
- Good
- Accessibility
- No Accommodations for Accessibility
Water & Location
- Water Body
- Apalchicola Bay - St. Vincent Sound
- Water Type
- Salt or Brackish Water
- Hydrological Type
- Bay or Lagoon
- County
- Franklin
- Street
- Highway 30A
- ZIP Code
- 32320
- Coordinates
- 29.71734, -85.11367
Frequently Asked Questions — Franklin County
How many public boat ramps are in Franklin County?
There are 65 public boat ramps in Franklin County, Florida listed in our directory, offering access to 20 different water bodies.
Are there free boat ramps in Franklin County?
Yes — most ramps in Franklin County with known fee status (25 of 33) offer free public access. Fees can change seasonally, so confirm before visiting.
Are there ADA-accessible boat ramps in Franklin County?
7 boat ramps in Franklin County report ADA-accessible facilities. Features vary by site but may include accessible parking, restrooms, and launch areas. Call ahead to confirm current conditions before visiting.
What type of water access is available in Franklin County?
Boat ramps in Franklin County provide access to both freshwater inland lakes and rivers, and saltwater or brackish coastal waterways. The county's 20 water bodies offer a variety of fishing, boating, and recreation opportunities.
What is the most common boat ramp surface in Franklin County?
Sand is the most common ramp surface in Franklin County, found at 26 of the 65 boat ramps in our directory. Surface type affects traction and trailer loading — particularly important in wet or winter conditions.
About This Data
- Managed by
- Florida Department of Environmental Protection
- Last verified
- May 16, 2026
- Official information
- Official website →
- Data source
- Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
Sourced from the FWC Florida Boat Ramp Inventory, public domain.
Disclaimer: Information is provided for informational purposes only. Always verify facility hours, amenities, and any required permits before visiting. Contact your state's fish and wildlife agency for up-to-date information.