There are 23 legally recognized boat ramps on Canyon Lake. Twenty-two are on the lake and one is upstream on the Guadalupe River leading into the lake. Below is a list of all known legal boat ramps on Canyon Lakewith the most commonly used known names for cross reference.

A1: Rebecca Creek
A2: Potters Creek West
A3: Potters Creek
A4: County Ramp 23
B1: Cranes Mill
B2: Cranes Mill Marina
B3: Tom Creek 2
B4: Tom Creek 1
B5: Comal Park 1
B6: Comal Park 2
C1: Canyon Park
C2: Jacob’s Creek 1
C3: Jacob’s Creek North
D1: Turkey Cove
D2: Skyline/Canyon Dam

Canyon Lake

Public Access Facilities

A1: Rebecca Creek

• Located on the north side of the lake in Rebecca Creek, which empties into
  the Guadalupe River above Canyon Lake. Access is on FM 306, 18.8 miles west
  of Canyon City. Turn south on Eagle Rock Road into Cypress Cove housing development.
  Turn right on Tanglewood and follow it to the ramp.
• One-lane concrete ramp with a maximum parking capacity of 8
• No fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by Comal County

A2: Potter’s Creek Park, West Ramp

• Located on the north side of the lake about 10 miles west of Canyon
  City. From FM 306, turn left at the blinking yellow light onto Potters Creek
  Road. At park entrance turn right to the ramp.
• Two-lane concrete ramp with a maximum parking capacity of 30
• No fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers (830) 964-3341

A3: Potter’s Creek Park, Main Ramp

• Located on the north side of the lake off FM 306 approximately 10 miles
  west of Canyon City. Take Potters Creek Road south at the blinking yellow
  light. Take road into the park. Ramp is past entrance gate.
• Two-lane concrete ramp with maximum parking of 30
• Fee charged
• Open all year
• Operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers (830) 964-3341

A4: County Ramp 23

• Located on the north side of the lake off FM 306. Turn south on Cranes Mill Road
  and follow until road ends at the lake.
• Three-lane concrete ramp with parking for 40 vehicles and 30 trailers
• No fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by Comal County

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B1: Cranes Mill Park

• Located on the south side of the lake. Take FM 2673
  west from Startzville until it turns into Cranes Mill Road. Follow road into
  the park. Ramp is on the west bank of the park.
• Two-lane concrete ramp with a maximum parking capacity of 45
• Fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers (830) 964-3341

B2: Cranes Mill Marina

• Located on the south side of the lake. Take FM 2673
  west from Startzville until it turns into Cranes Mill Road. Follow the road
  until you come to Cranes Mill Marina. Ramp is behind the marina.
• Two-lane concrete ramp with a maximum parking capacity of 25
• Fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by marina (830) 899-7718

B3: Tom Creek 2

• On the south side of the lake in Tom Creek. Take FM 2673 west from
  Startzville to Oblate Road. Turn right on Oblate into Erlins Glen housing
  development. Turn right on Live Oak, right on Robinhood, and left on Canyon
  Lake. Watch to the right for ramp.
• Two-lane ramp with a maximum parking capacity of 13
• No fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by Comal County

B4: Tom Creek 1

• On the south side of the lake. From FM 2673 in Startzville take
  Canyon Park Road north. At fork in road take Skyview to the right. Take a right
  at Canyon Park Road, which turns into Lake Forest, which will take you to the
  ramp.
• Two-lane concrete ramp with a maximum parking capacity of 16
• No fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by Comal County

B5: Comal Park 1

• On the south side of the lake in Comal Park. From FM 2673 in Startzville,
  take Canyon Bend Road north into Comal Park.
• Two lane concrete ramp with a maximum parking capacity of 16
• Fee required
• Open March 1 – September 30
• Operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers (830) 964-3341

B6: Comal Park 2

• On the south side of the lake in Comal Park. Take Canyon Bend Road
  North in Startzville into Comal Park.
• Two-lane concrete ramp with a maximum parking capacity of 54
• Fee required
• Open March 1 – September 30
• Operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers (830) 964-3341

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C1: Canyon Park

• North side of the lake about 5 miles north of Canyon
  City. From FM 306, turn left at Hancock Center (blinking yellow light). Follow
  the road south approximately 2 miles into the Corps of Engineers park and follow
  signs to ramp.
• Three-lane concrete ramp with a maximum parking capacity of 100
• Fee charged
• Open April 1 – September 30
• Operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers (830) 964-3341

C2: Jacob’s Creek Park 1

• On the north side of the lake about 2 miles west of Canyon City. From FM
  306, turn left at the sign for Jacob’s Creek Park. Follow
  road
  into the park and watch for boat ramp on the right at the end of the road.
• Four-lane concrete ramp with a maximum parking capacity of 45
• Fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by Randolph Recreation Area (830) 226-5465

C3: Jacob’s Creek Park, North Ramp

• On the north side of the lake about 2 miles west of Canyon
  City. From FM 306, turn left at the Jacob’s Creek Park sign and then turn immediately
  right at Sunchaser Marine. Follow road and take the first left to ramp.
• Two-lane concrete ramp with a maximum parking capacity of 55
• No fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers (830) 964-3341

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D1: Turkey Cove

• On the south side of the lake. From FM 2673, one mile east of the
  junction with FM 2722, take Sia Road north into the Canyon Lake Village West
  subdivision. Turn right on Connie, then left on Colleen. Stay on Colleen as
  if turns to right, follow to ramp.
• One-lane concrete ramp with a maximum parking capacity of 25
• No fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by Comal County

D2: Skyline Park/Canyon Dam

• At the south of the dam off FM 2673 west
  of Sattler. Take Buck Road north from 2673 into Triple Peak Ranch Estates housing
  development.
• Two-lane concrete ramp with a maximum parking capacity of 17
• No fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by Comal County

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