Lincoln Park Boat Launch @ Aqueduct Park — Local services in Lincoln Park

Gavel lot was sizable, and the ramp was just as pictured. No bathrooms or taps for filling water bottles or washing off the boats. We managed to put in here without getting our feet wet, and paddled left (upstream, until we encountered some obstacles (at approximately woodmere rd and hamlet lane). We were unwilling to get our feet wet (to pull the boat through the shallows) so we turned around. Heading downstream, we made it further, but turned around at another shallow spot (location screen-shot below). I think if we had stuck to the right when the river forked, we could have made it through. We will try that next time. There is no current here unless downed trees are blocking too much of the river, so there is no issue getting back to your car if you paddle downstream.

There were a few fishing boats out, so the launch spot is definitely being used. The waterway was quiet and beautiful with the leaves changing colors. We saw mallards, belted kingfishers, a bald eagle, and our first mink!! We will...

I'm not sure how to rate a boat ramp, so I guess 4 stars?

The ramp looks sturdy, made of concrete blocks. There is parking right there on the dirt lot.

There is a nice covered pavilion with plenty of picnic tables, a short walk from the ramp.

I don't have a boat, I go there to set up my Ham radio gear because so few people go there. No one really...

We have inflatable kayaks and went here after learning this was a boat launch. Being super close, it's really convenient for us and we have paddled 3.5 miles upriver so far. Hoping to get all the way to pompton...