Boat Launch Sites for Livingston County

Note: Use the following definitions to help you determine if a particular site will accommodate your boat.

Hard surface or concrete ramp--site affords float-off and float-on launching for most trailered boats.
Beach launch--no float-off or float-on trailered boat capability. Sites will accommodate the approach to the water's edge of small and light trailered boats. Boat may then be pushed on or off trailer. Usually shallow areas.
Hand launch--no trailer capacity. Boats must be hand carried to the water.
Car top launch--For canoe/kayak launching. Limited parking available.

Livingston County, DEC Region 8
Water	Town	Location	Type	Parking	Invasive Species Present*	Comments	Agency
Conesus Inlet		Wildlife management area. At south end of Conesus Lake, off Route 256.	Hand launch	40 cars	Eurasian Watermilfoil, Curly-leaf Pondweed, Zebra Mussel		DEC
Conesus Lake	Livonia	From Route 390, Exit 8, 3 miles east on Route 20A, 4 miles south on East Lake Road.	Concrete ramp	45 cars and trailers plus 25 cars	Eurasian Watermilfoil, Curly-leaf Pondweed, Zebra Mussel		OPRHP
Conesus Lake	Pebble Beach	On Pebble Beach Road, 1/4 mile south of Route 20A in Hamlet of Lakeville.	Hand launch	120 cars	Eurasian Watermilfoil, Curly-leaf Pondweed, Zebra Mussel		DEC
Conesus Lake	Sand Point	On Route 20A in Hamlet of Lakeville.	Hand launch	50 cars	Eurasian Watermilfoil, Curly-leaf Pondweed, Zebra Mussel		DEC
Genesee River	Avon	On Routes 5 & 20 in village of Avon.	Hand launch	6 cars	Zebra Mussel		DEC
Hemlock Lake	Livonia	Northeast corner of lake off East Lake Road.	Hard surface ramp	Parallel parking on shoulder of East Lake Road.	Eurasian Watermilfoil, Zebra Mussel	Mechanically propelled vessels must be less than 17 feet in length, any motors 10 HP or less. Non-mechanically propelled vessels must be less than 24 feet in length.	DEC

*Confirmed invasive species present. Other invasive species may also be present.