The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers manages six boat ramps on Milford Lake. Below is a list of all ramps on the lake with approximate elevations.
These elevations are not exact but close enough to assist boaters in launching during high or low water conditions. Please be aware that naturally occurring debris such as rocks, limbs, etc. may gather at the end of ramps and may hinder launching operations. Prop wash, undercutting and settlement may also create voids at the end of the concrete ramp or uneven concrete slab transitions on the ramp itself. During abnormal lake elevations please use extreme caution.
Multipurpose Pool Elevation: 1144.40 msl
Flood Pool Elevation: 1176.20 msl
Recorded High Lake Elevation: July 25, 1993 1182.02 msl
Recorded Low Lake Elevation: January 13, 2003 1136.88 msl
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Boat Ramp
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Maneuver Zone
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Top of Ramp
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Bottom of Ramp
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West Rolling Hills
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1155.00
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1148.50
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1127.00
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School Creek
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1154.00
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1148.50
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1127.00
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Clay County Park
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1150.00
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1148.50
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1137.00
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Milford
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1151.00
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1148.50
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1127.00
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Curtis Creek (Campground)
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1153.00
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1148.50
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1127.00
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Curtis Creek (Public)
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1154.00
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1148.50
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1139.07
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Farnum Creek
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1156.00
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1148.50
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1127.00
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Milford State Park – South Ramp
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1158.00
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1148.50
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1127.00
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* Milford State Park - Marina
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1158.00
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1148.50
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1115.00
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**East Rolling Hills
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1155.00
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1148.50
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1115.00
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Thunderbird (North Ramp)
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1159.00
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1148.50
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1127.00
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*This ramp is the longest and should remain viable under low lake conditions.
** This ramp has frequent obstructions and should be visually inspected for safe conditions prior to launching