Remleys Point Boat Landing

Quiet boat landing in the winter but gets busy in the warm season.

Overall its a good ramp. Plenty of parking but does fill up fast on good weather days. It's not very protected from the elements so wind, currents, and tides can have an effect on your launching and retrieving. Boat wakes and waves can also have an impact. Can be tricky if there is a negative low tide, I brought my boat in at dead low on a negative tide and the prop hit rocks a couple of times. I do have an I/O and wasn't really able to trim the outdrive up as far as needed to avoid the rocks. There is otherwise typically plenty of water. Close to the harbor, jetties, rivers that all contain great fishing and boating experiences. short run to shem creek. plenty of wildlife to be seen.

Out of the way, definitely hidden! Once you find it, you will be back. Good parking. Easy boat launching. Several boats at the same time. Then bam, you are right in the middle of everything!! The Ravenel Bridge, downtown Charleston Rainbow Row, the forts, so much! Little islands available to land and spend the day. Dolphins, lots of Dolphins! For the landing, I didn't see any facilities at all. Just the ramp and parking. These are free!

While Remley is the largest public boat ramp in Mount Pleasant it is also the busiest. The rather large parking lot will fill up quickly on weekends and holidays (often times with novice boaters). It has the easiest access to the harbor and a straight shot to the jetties when going offshore. That said, this is a great place to catch a sunset over the river and a gorgeous view of the Ravnel Bridge and downtown Charleston.

3 ramps with good amount of parking. Can get a bit busy on weekends so go early. Ramp can be a tad difficult on strong tides and with wake from boat traffic. Good location to access Charleston harbor. Ramp area is clean but has no bathrooms. Some parking for guest vehicles without trailers. Overnight parking seems to be ok. Overall well maintained. Watched Fourth of July fireworks from here.