
Folly Creek Landing
Accomack County
Two boat ramps with a straight dock in between. An "L" shaped dock is located to the East of the ramps.
Launch site owner:
Accomack County - 757.787.5700
Directions to launch site:
- From US 13, East on Route 648, 2.2 miles.
- Right on Route 605, 0.1 miles.
- Left on Route 648, 1.4 miles.
- Left on Route 651, 0.7 miles.
- Ramp and Dock at end of road.
GPS Coordinates:
+37.6939 / -75.6321
Beginner Paddler Route:

Up Folly Creek
Route Description:
Beginners can paddle west and explore the well-protected waters of Folly Creek. About 5 miles.
Launch at the Folly Creek boat ramp. While using the boat ramp be aware of powerboat traffic at all times. As you enter the creek take a left (West). While paddling this protected waterway you will have the opportunity to explore several tributary creeks and salt marsh environments. Always be aware of the location of the main channel and the effects of the tide on the water level. This creek is unmarked, and eventually comes to a dead end. Return to the launch site by retracing your trip down the creek, or choosing an obviously passable alternative route.

Intermediate and Advanced Paddler Route:

Folly Creek to Parker Creek
Route Description:
Advanced and Intermediate paddlers can both do this short trip along Metompkin Bay. Advanced paddlers can also go out to the north end of Cedar Island.
Launch at the Folly Creek boat ramp. While using the boat ramp be aware of powerboat traffic at all times. As you enter the creek take a Right and head out toward Henry Point. At marker # 89 head North (Left) and follow the channel markers into Metomkin Bay. Be aware of the effects of tide on the water level in this wide, shallow bay, but feel free to explore some of the shoreline as conditions allow. At marker #2 turn Left (West) up Parker Creek and follow the winding main channel through the marshes. Look for the public boat ramp on your right and be sure to be aware of boat traffic at all times as this is a popular spot for commercial watermen and recreational fishermen.

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