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Quinn River Boating Site
User Reviews
Amy Brown
Quinn’s boat ramp is a vibrant haven that embodies the spirit of community and adventure, offering an array of water activities that cater to everyone's passions. You don't need a boat to tap into the excitement, and the ramp is a thriving hotspot for fishing, boating, paddleboarding, kayaking, and more. The fishing is electrifying, with opportunities to connect with seasoned anglers and hone new skills. I had the privilege of learning about the legendary Cranebow and we even reeled in an impressive catch after releasing several smaller ones. By embracing the rules, we can safeguard the water's natural treasures and pave the way for a brighter future for this incredible destination. Everyone from the oldest to the youngest had an unforgettable experience. People come and go, and I have yet to encounter a visitor who hasn't left with a smile. The locals are amazing, and the visitors have been respectful and kind. Our Odie Mae had a blast, and at one point, she even ventured into paddleboarding and swam out to a boat. Everyone was thrilled to meet her, and I learned to keep a more watchful eye on her when she's swimming. She’s an adventurous chocolate lab. The scenery is breathtaking so who wouldn’t enjoy taking photos.
Jim Rasmussen
You can beach your Boston Quinn River shore, behind sites 30-40. Make sure to also walk the Osprey Point trail (two historical sites located on trail). Campground, hand pump water (cold clear water),
OddOPilot
Great fishing spot! No fish showed up. Got bored so we decided to try some "fly" fishing... Where? In the jet stream of course!
Unstranded Gear
The campground host Joe was super friendly, did an amazing job with all the maintenance. If it wasn't for Joe we probably would of left early. The company that came out to harvest trees left a big mess and lots of ruts and slash piles.
Erin O'Connell
The boat launch is open despite the campground being closed. Great for boats, kayaks, SUPs, etc. Lots of interesting dead trees around the cove, both upright and underwater.