Reardons Reserve Boat Ramp is a key access point to Lake Eildon, in Mansfield, Victoria. This facility serves as a popular launch site for recreational boaters and anglers aiming to explore the expansive waters Lake Eildon. The reserve itself is nestled amidst natural bushland, offering a serene environment for visitors.

The boat ramp has recently undergone an upgrade, which includes the addition of new gravel in the car park to fill in ruts and potholes. Additionally, drainage improvements have been made along the access road to maintain good conditions for safety and access to the boat ramp car parks. The ramp features a single-lane concrete structure, suitable for launching small to medium-sized boats. Users should exercise caution during periods of low water levels, as submerged obstacles may pose challenges. Sometimes the water gets too low to be able to launch a boat here at times. The maximum height of any vessel on Lake Eildon, including masts or aerials, is 12 metres. Boats that have sleeping accommodations and/or toilets need a permit to operate on the lake.

There is now a spacious area adjacent to the ramp for parking vehicles and trailers, although this space may be limited during peak seasons. Amenities at Reardons Reserve are basic and do not include restrooms or picnic areas.

Although its infrastructure is limited, the ramp offers crucial access to the Murray River, famous for its fishing and stunning scenery, with beautiful views of snow-capped Mt Buller in the background.

Feature	Description
Number of ramp lanes	1
Fish cleaning facilities	None
Carpark spaces	Ample parking for cars and trailers available
Amenities	No available amenities available
Ramp rating	- Good