The Govan Lake Boat Ramp is located on Govan Lake Lane near Ompah, in the northeastern reaches of the North Frontenac Parklands.

Reaching it requires a road permit and a vehicle with sufficient clearance, as access runs along Arcol Road — a logging and utility-line servicing trail.

The ramp serves as the primary put-in for Govan Lake, a remote backcountry destination known for walleye, northern pike, largemouth and smallmouth bass, and yellow perch.

The launch area sees steady use from anglers and campers heading to the lake's 12 campsites, many of which are situated on islands. Parking for trucks and boat trailers is available on site.