It is a public boat ramp that is managed by the State of Rhode Island Division of Fish and Wildlife. The ramp is made of concrete and has a maximum width of 25 feet.
The boat ramp at Barn Island services the body of water known as the Pawcatuck River. This river is located in southern Rhode Island and southeastern Connecticut and flows into the Atlantic Ocean. The water is suitable for a variety of watercraft, including powerboats, sailboats, canoes, and kayaks.
There are no specific restrictions on the type of craft that are permitted to use the boat ramp at Barn Island. However, there may be restrictions on the size or horsepower of the motor that is allowed on the water, depending on the specific regulations for the Pawcatuck River. It is recommended that boaters consult local regulations and guidelines before launching their watercraft at this ramp.
| PAWCATUCK RIVER AT WESTERLY | 450cfs |
| PENDLETON HILL BROOK NEAR CLARKS FALLS | 8cfs |
| PAWCATUCK RIVER AT WOOD RIVER JUNCTION | 134cfs |
| WOOD RIVER AT HOPE VALLEY | 121cfs |
| PAWCATUCK RIVER | 87cfs |
| BEAVER RIVER NEAR USQUEPAUG | 14cfs |