Boat ramps and lake access on Lake Harding
Some Lake Harding vacation rentals have a private boat ramp or launch. Public ramps also serve the lake. This page separates the two and cites official sources for the public access we could confirm. We do not invent ramp fees, hours, or street addresses.
Public boat ramps on the Alabama side
According to Outdoor Alabama, the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources site, three public boat ramps serve the Alabama side of Bartlett’s Ferry Reservoir (Lake Harding):
- Chattahoochee Valley Recreation Park, off Lee County Road 380
- Halawakee Creek, on Lee County Road 379
- Near Bartlett’s Ferry Dam, on Lee County Road 334
The same page says County Road 334 also provides access to Sandy Point Recreation Area, which provides boating access to Goat Rock Reservoir — a different lake downstream — and bank access to the Bartlett’s Ferry Dam tailrace. That is not a Lake Harding boat ramp.
We do not publish hours, fees, or lane counts here because we did not independently verify them. Check Outdoor Alabama or the signs at the ramp before you go.
Source: Outdoor Alabama, Bartlett’s Ferry, retrieved November 10, 2026.
Public access on the Georgia side
Georgia Power publishes a recreation list for its West Georgia lakes, a group that includes Lake Harding as well as Lake Oliver, Goat Rock Lake, and others. That list includes parks and boat ramps, but it does not always say which lake each site is on. We are not naming Georgia-side public ramps here until we can cite an official page that clearly places them on Lake Harding. Start with Georgia Power’s West Georgia lakes page and confirm the lake before you launch.
Source: Georgia Power, West Georgia lakes, retrieved November 10, 2026.
For fishing license rules, the difference between Lake Harding and West Point Lake, and other lake facts, see the Lake Harding guide.
