Riverland Terrace Boat Ramp

Riverland Terrace is a Charleston County-managed public access point on Elliots Cut (also called Wappoo Creek), conveniently located near James Island. The facility features two launching lanes suitable for kayaks, canoes, and small motorboats, though paddlers should be aware of swift currents in the cut. The ramp includes a courtesy dock and trailer parking for approximately 20+ vehicles, making it a practical option for day trips on the water.

The landing offers amenities beyond the ramp itself, including picnic tables, benches, and a shaded playground area—useful for families or groups preparing for paddling trips. The site's proximity to the Charles Pinckney National Historic Site and the Gullah/Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor makes it an excellent starting point for exploring Charleston's rich cultural and historical waterways. This is a straightforward public facility ideal for launching small craft into protected tidal waters.