Jordan --
Hansen it is.
For the future, if interested, the ramp is here:
https://goo.gl/maps/777qNEU1f7Kx4HdEA We've been going on weekends and evenings when the tide times are inconvenient, but only the last two months or so. It has seldom been busy. That could change, of course, as the weather warms up. There is a small sandy area, about 4 inches deep, where a stream enters the pond next to the concrete ramp. It's about the size of the launch area in Hansen, but you have to walk in the water from the end of the ramp to get to it. You'd get your legs wet up to mid calf.
Ken, yesterday there were two rec oats, two SUPs and two aluminum fishing boats that had launched at the ramp. Oh, and a couple of SOF kayaks that couldn't stay upright. You should have joined us! We didn't run into anyone on the ramp when we launched or came back.
Norm, in the past, when the ramp has had more action, people been good about getting out of the way once they're in or out of the water. It has yet to be crowded. Last Sunday we ran into a birthday party in the parking lot. It was about half full, but few of those people were on the water. There were a half dozen rec boats in evidence, but we never saw them actually launch. Maybe they had earlier. Sometimes there are people fishing from the wall next to the ramp. We've yet to see the lot more than a third full. Mostly, there has been 3-6 other vehicles. Stephen's Field gets much more crowded. The paddling is better there, of course.
See you all tomorrow afternoon in Hansen.
-- Dan