DEEP: Where to Go Boating in Connecticut

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Where to Go Boating

The State operates over 100 public boat launch areas which give boaters access to lakes, streams, and Long Island Sound.

Boat Launches

Locate a Boat Launch - by location or type (county, coastal launches, inland launches or car top/carry-in launches)
Boat Launches and Local Regulations (Part Six of the Boater's Guide)

Connecticut Coastal Access Guide
Information on boat launches located along Connecticut's coast, including areas with car top/carry-in access.

Canoe & Kayak Rental At Burr Pond and Lake Waramaug State Parks

Connecticut Tides and Currents

Content Last Updated on April 2, 2009.

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