The Inkerman Creek Boat Ramp is a single-lane concrete facility located at Port Alma, a coastal township in the Rockhampton Region of Queensland.

Opened in May 2023, it was delivered as part of the Port Alma boat ramp relocation project under a tri-party agreement between Maritime Safety Queensland (MSQ), Rockhampton Regional Council, and Gladstone Ports Corporation.

MSQ owns the in-water infrastructure while the council manages the facility. The ramp provides access to Inkerman Creek and offshore destinations, with car-trailer parking on site. No amenities are currently available, so visitors should come prepared.

Insect repellent is strongly recommended due to active sandflies, and boaters should exercise caution as crocodiles are known to inhabit the creek. Strong tidal conditions can make launching and retrieval challenging.

A proposed 50-metre floating pontoon with solar lighting was under community consultation in early 2026 to improve safety and accessibility at the ramp.