Dickey Boat Ramp

Dickey Boat Ramp

location_onClallam, WA

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4.9(16 reviews)
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About Dickey Boat Ramp

Kayaking on Dickey River in Washington

Tucked away in the lush forests and rolling hills of Clallam County, Washington, the Dickey River offers a serene and picturesque paddling experience for kayakers. As a stream, the Dickey River is characterized by its relatively calm and consistent water flow, making it an accessible and enjoyable destination for paddlers of all skill levels.

Kayaking on the Dickey River is a popular activity among locals and visitors alike, attracting outdoor enthusiasts who seek a peaceful and immersive experience in the region's natural beauty. The stream is part of a larger network of waterways that crisscross the Olympic Peninsula, a rugged and diverse landscape renowned for its towering old-growth forests, pristine glacial rivers, and stunning coastal scenery.

reviewsWhat Paddlers Say

Right next to the boat, ramp is thunder arm beach is the water that you see from Diablo lake? Lookout, you can get down park. The car bring out your chairs a towel. Lots of families and get a nice swim. Also I want to mention that this park is absolutely free. No charge highly recommended. And one of the only parks in the nation for free, not too many people visit this park, so I highly recommend it as there was not a lot of people coming and it is a beautiful creation made by the universe.
★★★★★LAND ROVER
This is a good area to spend the day. Rocks everywhere, not really sand. Perfect for kayaking, paddleboarding or any non-motorized boats. You can get your own chairs and canopy and spend an amazing day. Water is very cold even on the sunniest day. There is parking space which is shared with the Colonial Creek campground. It gets very busy. There is a special area to drop your boat/kayak for a few minutes.
★★★★★Alejandra Portugal
Amazing Amazing Spot !! Quiet, Relaxing and It Prepares you for the Viewpoint a few Miles after… Great spot to relax and give thanks to the heavens for the beautiful essences of planet earth 🌎 Water is nice and cold and there picnic spots all over. Camping is permitted and it’s all around Magical
★★★★★Timmy

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helpFrequently Asked Questions

help_outlineWhere can I launch my kayak on the Dickey River?

The Dickey Boat Ramp is a public access point where you can launch your kayak on the Dickey River in Clallam County, Washington.

help_outlineWhat is the skill level needed to kayak the Dickey River?

The Dickey River is considered a calm waterway, making it suitable for kayakers of all skill levels, including beginners.

help_outlineWhat gear should I bring for kayaking the Dickey River?

Recommended gear for kayaking the Dickey River includes a personal flotation device (PFD), paddle, and appropriate clothing for the weather conditions.

help_outlineCan I fish from my kayak on the Dickey River?

Yes, you can fish from your kayak on the Dickey River, but you will need a valid fishing license as required by the state of Washington.

help_outlineWhat is the best season to kayak the Dickey River?

The Dickey River is generally accessible for kayaking during the spring, summer, and fall seasons.

help_outlineIs the Dickey River kayak-friendly for families?

Yes, the Dickey River is considered family-friendly for kayaking, as it is a calm and accessible waterway.

help_outlineAre there any motorboats on the Dickey River?

The Dickey River has both a kayak launch and a boat ramp, so you may encounter some motorboat traffic while kayaking.

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wavesTide Forecast

From La Push, Quillayute River station (2 km away)

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Low Tide

Jul 28 at 6:39 PM

3.0 ft

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High Tide

Jul 29 at 12:28 AM

8.2 ft

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Low Tide

Jul 29 at 7:28 AM

-1.3 ft

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High Tide

Jul 29 at 2:03 PM

6.7 ft

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Low Tide

Jul 29 at 7:17 PM

2.7 ft

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High Tide

Jul 30 at 1:06 AM

8.2 ft

Data from NOAA CO-OPS. Predictions only — check local conditions before paddling.

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