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Enterprise Boat Ramp

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Status
Closed (low lake level, August 2026)
Type
Public boat ramp (State Parks)
Lake
Lake Oroville, South Fork arm
Alternatives
Spillway, Loafer Creek, Bidwell Canyon, Lime Saddle
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  • Boat launch

About this boat ramp

Status: closed. State Parks closed the Enterprise boat ramp in August 2026 because of lowering lake levels. The Department of Water Resources pointed boaters to Spillway, Loafer Creek, Bidwell Canyon and Lime Saddle instead.

Enterprise is a Lake Oroville State Recreation Area launch off Lumpkin Road on the South Fork arm of [Lake Oroville](/lakes/lake-oroville). It sits higher than the other ramps, so it's the first to close as the lake drops.

Where to launch instead

Use the [Spillway](/ramps/spillway-boat-ramp-lake-oroville) or [Loafer Creek](/ramps/loafer-creek-boat-ramp-lake-oroville) ramps, or the launches at [Bidwell Canyon](/marinas/bidwell-canyon-marina) and [Lime Saddle](/marinas/lime-saddle-marina). Check State Parks' ramp status before you tow.

Getting there & access

By road

Enterprise is off Lumpkin Road east of Oroville.

Closed

The ramp is closed for low water. Launch at Spillway, Loafer Creek, Bidwell Canyon or Lime Saddle instead.

Park office
(530) 538-2200

What's here

  • Launch

    Public ramp, closed at low lake levels

Rules & official resources

  • California Boater Card required for all operators of motorized vessels, regardless of age, since January 1, 2025dbw.parks.ca.gov ↗
  • State Parks closed the Enterprise boat ramp in August 2026 because of lowering lake levels; Spillway, Loafer Creek, Bidwell Canyon and Lime Saddle are the alternate ramps for trailered launchingwater.ca.gov ↗
  • The Department of Water Resources discontinued its invasive mussel inspection, decontamination and seal program at Lake Oroville on April 29, 2026; launching is open 24 hours a day, and boaters are still asked to Clean, Drain and Drywater.ca.gov ↗
  • Speed limit is 5 mph within 100 feet of a swimmer or 200 feet of any shore, boat-launching facility or designated mooring areaparks.ca.gov ↗
  • A current California Mussel Fee sticker is required on motorized watercraft operated in fresh waterwildlife.ca.gov ↗

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Questions boaters ask

No. State Parks closed it in August 2026 because of falling lake levels.

DWR lists Spillway, Loafer Creek, Bidwell Canyon and Lime Saddle as the alternates.

No longer. The Department of Water Resources ended inspections and seals on April 29, 2026. Clean, drain and dry your boat before you come.
Sources: water.ca.gov · dbw.parks.ca.gov · water.ca.gov · parks.ca.gov · wildlife.ca.gov · Last checked Oct 26, 2026 ·
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