Canyon Lake is Dying!
The lake is at its lowest level since internment, and it's getting worse.
Without immediate action, the communities and businesses that rely on the lake will suffer or close.
About Us
Save Canyon Lake PAC
We're a Texas-based political action committee dedicated to preserving water levels in Canyon Lake
Our local business and residents are greatly affected by a lack of an adequate volume of water in the lake to let people enjoy it in the way it was meant.
Recreation, fishing, property values are driving us to get public involvement and the funds necessary to drive change in the management of the lake and its water levels.
We intend to call all applicable state and federal entities including our elected officials.
We can do it alone, we need your involvement.
News and Reference
Drought Will Force GBRA’s Wholesale Water Customers to Curtail Usage by 15% in January
by Stephanie Johnson – December 20, 2024
Canyon Lake is expected to fall below 880 feet in January 2025^, forcing the Guadalupe Blanco River Authority’s (GBRA) wholesale water customers who buy raw or treated water to curtail their usage by 15%.
^UPDATE: recorded 879.93 on January 30
Canyon Lake's House of CBD closes store due to 'lack of visitors'
by Gabriel Romero – January 17, 2025
Continued low water levels have seen a drop in tourism.
The continuous drought that has been pounding the Texas Hill Country has closed down popular swimming holes and seen regional lakes suffer historic low water levels. Businesses surrounding the lakes are no different.
Canyon Lake businesses struggle amid drought
by Lauren Kendrick – January 07, 2025
More closures at Canyon Lake as water levels keep dropping
by Elizabeth Zavala – December 03, 2024
Officials have temporarily closed Canyon Lake Overlook Park and Dam Service Road for maintenance work, the latest closures at the Comal County lake that has seen its water levels drop to record lows this year.
Canyon Lake water businesses struggle as all boat ramps are closed
by Joseph DeCarlo – November 06, 2024
Of twenty-three boat ramps on Canyon Lake, Boat Ramp 18 was the final open for public use. As of last week, it is now shut down.
"We only had about 13 feet of concrete left in the water which is not long enough to launch any trailer of any real size," says Mike Dussere. Dussere is the General Manager of the Water Oriented Recreation District (WORD) of Comal County.
Boat Ramp 18, The Last Open Boat Ramp, Closed Due To Severe Dropoff
by Brooke Covel – October 03, 2024
Boat ramp 18 in Canyon Park reached its listed low water closure elevation of 883 feet on October 18th. Since that time, we have monitored daily ramp conditions and remaining concrete ramp area.
Recognizing that this was the last open boat ramp, we left it accessible with a warning that it was use at your own risk and extreme caution advised.
At this time, we have made the difficult decision to close the ramp completely effective November 1st, as we do not believe it will be safe to use for launching any watercraft
Recent Photos and Conditions
Latest Conditions (updated live)
Some recent photos of Canyon Lake
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