Silver Lake Park Boat Ramp is located in Dover, Delaware. This boat ramp is operated by the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC). It is a concrete ramp with a single lane and a length of about 40 feet. The ramp is relatively wide, with ample space for maneuvering boats in and out of the water. It is suitable for launching small to medium-sized boats.

Silver Lake Park Boat Ramp services Silver Lake, which is a 182-acre freshwater lake located in the heart of Dover. The lake is known for its fishing and boating opportunities. The lake is open to the public and boating is permitted from sunrise to sunset. The types of boats that are permitted on the water include canoes, kayaks, rowboats, and motorized boats with a maximum horsepower limit of 10 hp. Jet skis and other personal watercraft are not permitted on the lake.

The latest information available on the DNREC website confirms the above details about the Silver Lake Park Boat Ramp. Visitors are advised to check the website for any updates or changes in rules and regulations before visiting the park and using the boat ramp.