The Jackey Jackey Boat Ramp, located on Jackey Jackey Street in South Mission Beach ( a coastal town in the Cassowary Coast Region in Queensland), is a simple single-lane concrete ramp with a small jetty and wharf alongside, offering direct access to the winding Hull River. It’s a handy spot to get your boat on the water, though visitors should remember this is crocodile country, so take care, and don’t let pets swim here.

A word of caution: discarding fish scraps at the ramp attracts crocodiles far too close for comfort. A local croc has become a regular visitor due to repeated dumping of scraps, which is dangerous for both people and wildlife. To prevent the croc from being a regular, authorities advise boaters or fishers to freeze their scraps at home and place them in the wet waste bin on collection day. Doing so helps keep the area safe and discourages crocodiles from lingering near the ramp.

Facilities here are quite minimal, with just a few rubbish bins, a single bench, and solar lighting to guide boaters in low light. There is no dedicated car and trailer parking, though vehicles can be left along the roadside or on nearby dirt areas.

Although basic in its amenities, the Jackey Jackey Boat Ramp serves as a practical launching point. Users must exercise caution, respect the environment, and remain aware of local wildlife.

Feature	Description
Number of ramp lanes	1
Fish cleaning facilities	None
Carpark spaces	Moderate parking spots available
Amenities	Rubbish bins, bench, lighting
Ramp rating	- Very Good