The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District welcomes you to Canyon Lake, located in South Central Texas. Our missions: provide flood damage reduction to the Guadalupe River Basin below Canyon Lake, supply water to local municipalities and offer some of the best water recreation in Texas.

Rate Change

This Rate change will only affect Group Shelters. To see a complete list of facility rates, click on the link below to go to the page on FEES

Fee LINK

Starting January 1, 2012, all Group Shelters will be a standard rate everyday of the week. We will no longer have weekend and weekday shelter rates. Each park which has a group shelter will have its own pricing guide.

SPECIAL EVENT ALERTS

National Public Lands Day: September 29, 2012

Click HERE to see the latests info on the Event.

Please contact the Canyon Lake Chamber of Commerce for Info about local events.

Canyon Lake Chamber Of Commerce

Your Canyon Lake Images

If you have any old or current images of activites or animals from around Canyon Lake that you would want to share, then please send a copy to us and we will rotate the images above so others can see your shared memories.

All images must be in good taste, no vulgar gestures or pictures will be accepted. No pictures that show private or public company logos will be used. All pictures are subject to our review and decision as if they are appropriate for viewing by all ages.

Any images sent to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers becomes our property to be used as we see fit to promote water safety and recreation. If you do not want others seeing your pictures then do not send them. You can email the pics to the email address listed on the contacts page. If you want to mail a picture in, fee free to use the address in the upper right hand corner of this page. All pictures will not be returned unless return postage is included. No compensation will be provided for pictures sent and/or used.

No Current Burn Ban

To learn about current burning rules and conditions, click the link below.

Fire Marshall: Comal County

Invasive Species

There are MANY species of plant and aquatic animals that can harm and even destroy the eco-system of a lake or river.

One plant or animal that is put into the waters of Canyon Lake can do lots of harm and reproduce quickly in most cases. Thus destroying the fish and native plant populations.

We try our best to keep these un-wanted species out of Canyon Lake and we need your help to continue doing so.

Please click on the link below and go to the Natural Resource page for information on the common species around Texas lakes that we never want to see here.

Natural Resources

WATER SAFETY

NEW Water Safety SHOCK POSTERS!!!

We have received our new posters. They will be put in place during the Fall season in preparation for the spring season.

These are not your standard posters. They are considered shock banners. They are meant to shock you and make you think so you don't forget the message. Our goal is to make everyone water safety conscience and to have zero drownings.

Educational Materials

We have many water safety videos, books and handouts available to anyone that needs them. They are great for teaching your kids or for school programs. Please contact the office at Canyon Lake to find out how to get your copies today. Canyon Lake has supplies currently in stock and available FREE to anyone and everyone.

Local Water Safety Message

Please click on the link to the right to go directly to our Local Water Safety Messages. This message will have updates periodically as needed.

Water Safety Resources

You can find links on our water safety page to other web sites that teach water safety on many different educational levels.

You Tube Messages

To promote water safety and to help prevent accidental drownings, the Fort Worth District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has created a YouTube account and posted videos related to water safety. Check it out at the link below.

New Water Safety Messages

HAVE A GREAT DAY, WEAR YOUR LIFE JACKET

AND BE SAFE IN AND AROUND WATER!!

Facility Closings

Click on the link below to see the latest listing of closed facilities and boat ramps. This includes parks and ramps closed for the fall season as well as ramps closed due to lake water level.

Facilitiy Closings

National Security

The Department of Homeland Security recently replaced the color-coded Homeland Security Advisory System with a new system to advise the public on current security issues in the country. The new process is call the National Terrorism Advisory system, or NTAS. To read more about the system please use the link below.

NTAS Link