Lake Hartwell lake and shoreline
BOAT RAMP

Coneross Campground Boat RampLake Hartwell

Townville, SC

Boat Ramp Access

Listed open

Usace Corps Lakes Status lists this ramp open.

An open listing does not by itself show that the current lake level is deep enough to launch.

Source: Usace Corps Lakes Status

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Current lake level

647.73 ft

Oct 31, 2026, 11:00 PM EDT

Published unusable elevation

644.00 ft

Published ramp bottom

641.00 ft

Published elevations are reference figures; direct comparison with the current lake level awaits datum verification.

Agency reports & ramp detailsView all official reports, elevations, source dates, and additional information.

Usace Corps Lakes Status · open · reported 2026-10-30 · retrieved 2026-10-30 Source

1 lane · ramp end 641.00 ft · Published unusable elevation 644.00 ft

About Coneross Campground

Operated by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Coneross is a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers campground and boat ramp on Hartwell Lake in Oconee County, South Carolina. Recreation.gov places it at 699 Coneross Park Road in Townville and lists a courtesy dock with the ramp.

On-site features

  • 1 launch lane
  • Courtesy dock
  • Restrooms
  • Launch fee

Location

Coneross Campground Boat Ramp, 699 Coneross Park Road, Townville, SC, 29689

Coordinates34.59111, -82.89722

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Lake Hartwell scenery near Coneross Campground Boat Ramp

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Last updated
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Source
NOAA / National Weather Service — Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service

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