Johnson's Drawdock is a historic river access point on the Thames, located on the Isle of Dogs in east London.

A drawdock is a traditional type of sloped landing area that allowed boats and barges to be hauled up from the water, and this example has been noted as being in good condition with accessible entry to the river.

It sits among a series of historic stairs, drawdocks, and landing points that line this stretch of the Thames, offering paddlers and river users a practical put-in or take-out point.