Lake Kissimmee South Ramp (Highway 60)

Located in Osceola County on the Kissimmee River, this boat ramp provides excellent access to the northern section of the Kissimmee River Public Use Area. The ramp is in good to excellent condition and offers a convenient starting point for kayakers, canoeists, and motorboaters exploring the 30,000+ acre public use area that stretches toward Lake Okeechobee. This location provides access upstream (north) of Water Control Structure 65 and the associated boat lock, making it ideal for paddlers wanting to explore the river above the lock.

The Kissimmee River in this region supports a variety of water activities and is primarily accessed via multiple public boat ramps throughout the system. From this Highway 60 access point, paddlers can explore the river's scenic corridors and associated waterways within the public use area. The site is situated in a region spanning Osceola, Polk, Highlands, Glades, and Okeechobee counties, giving access to a extensive network of paddling opportunities.