CANYON LAKE, Texas – Boaters will once again have access to several public boat ramps at Canyon Lake as Comal County continues cleanup efforts following recent flooding.
County officials announced Tuesday that crews have finished clearing debris and overgrown vegetation at several locations, allowing multiple ramps to reopen.
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The county said Boat Ramps 1, 2, 6 and 7 are now open, along with Ramp 18 at Canyon Park and Ramp 3 at Comal Park.
As of Tuesday, Canyon Lake’s water level was 908.96 feet.
The following county boat ramps are currently open:
Ramp 1 – Canyon Lake VillageRamp 2 – Canyon Lake Village WestRamp 6 – Canyon Lake Hills at Tom CreekRamp 7 – Canyon Lake Hills at Astro Hills
Several other ramps remain closed while cleanup work continues, including:
Ramp 5 – Canyon Lake ForestRamp 8 – Canyon Springs ResortRamp 11 – Cypress CoveRamp 22 – Canyon Lake ShoresRamp 23 – Mystic Shores
County officials said the recovery effort is a joint operation involving the Water Oriented Recreation District (WORD) of Comal County, Joint Base San Antonio, Canyon Lake Marina and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Those agencies will reopen their own facilities as conditions allow and will provide updates through their social media channels.
As more ramps reopen, officials are reminding visitors to follow posted rules. Parking regulations separating vehicles and boat trailers will be enforced, and the ramps are intended only for launching and retrieving boats. Day camping, fishing and loitering near the ramps are prohibited for safety reasons.
The county also encouraged visitors to follow all Comal County boat ramp rules and the WORD Water Safety Ordinance.
Officials noted that Canyon Lake remains a natural body of water where conditions can change quickly. Anyone planning to swim or recreate on the lake is urged to use caution, monitor conditions and make safety their top priority.
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