Mullock Creek Boat Ramp at 18501 Mullock Creek Ln., Fort Myers, FL 33908 is closed. The county’s hours field reads “CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS” (Lee County Parks & Recreation, retrieved Oct. 6, 2026). The county says the property “was purchased by Lee County on December 18, 2025 to convert it into a new public boat ramp” and “will remain closed while interim improvements are made, including demolition of residential structures, safety improvements, and general site work.”
The page describes “one boat ramp, a paddlecraft launch, restrooms, and a gravel parking area.” It lists Boat Ramp, Paddlecraft Landing/Launch, Pier/Dock, Restrooms, Viewing Areas and on-leash dog walking as amenities. The page says: “All vehicles must pay a parking fee of $10 per day, per vehicle, to park onsite,” that the Lee County Parks & Recreation Annual Parking Pass is valid here, that there are separate parking areas for vehicles with and without trailers, and that “Overnight parking is not allowed.” No reopening date is given. The county parking page’s boat ramp list does not include this ramp yet. See our Lee County ramp and parking fees page for the open ramps.
The county says the site “has a rich history dating back to the 1930s, when it first operated as a local fish camp.” It grew into a privately run marina with “wet and dry boat slips, a bait shack and bar, fueling station, and several residential structures,” and extensive damage came from Hurricane Ian in 2022.
Mullock Creek Preserve is a separate county site. Its page says: “There is no public access available for this preserve. Please contact staff to visit.” The page describes a 4.3-acre preserve and lists no Fishing amenity.
The contact listed for the ramp is (239) 980-5847. For open launches in the area, see our Fort Myers boat ramp guide and the Punta Rassa ramp post.