Lake Travis boat ramps

Lake Travis is at 675.14 ft above mean sea level. All 11 ramps with a published minimum level are above that minimum.

RampMin levelDays at or above
last 365
MarginStatus
Pace Bend - Tournament Point
Travis County
631 ft365/365
97% over 10 yrs
+44.14 ftabove minimum
LCRA note (2026-08-10): Closed, due to ramp being underwater.
Mansfield Dam
Travis County
637 ft365/365
87% over 10 yrs
+38.14 ftabove minimum
Sandy Creek
Travis County
640 ft365/365
77% over 10 yrs
+35.14 ftabove minimum
Jones Brothers Park
City of Jonestown
645 ft365/365
71% over 10 yrs
+30.14 ftabove minimum
Arkansas Bend
Travis County
647 ft365/365
71% over 10 yrs
+28.14 ftabove minimum
Pace Bend - Collier Cove
Travis County
653 ft365/365
69% over 10 yrs
+22.14 ftabove minimum
Pace Bend - Tatum Cove
Travis County
653 ft365/365
69% over 10 yrs
+22.14 ftabove minimum
Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area
LCRA
660 ft365/365
59% over 10 yrs
+15.14 ftabove minimum
Gloster Bend Recreation Area
LCRA
662 ft365/365
55% over 10 yrs
+13.14 ftabove minimum
Camp Creek Park
LCRA
667 ft252/365
43% over 10 yrs
+8.14 ftabove minimum
Cypress Creek
Travis County
667 ft252/365
43% over 10 yrs
+8.14 ftabove minimum
Bob Wentz at Windy Point
Travis County
——no minimum published
LCRA note (2026-08-10): For non-motorized boats only.

“Days at or above” counts days in the last year when Lake Travis stayed at or above that ramp's published minimum for the whole day, from the 30,627-day Texas Water Development Board daily record going back to 1940.

“Above minimum” means the lake is at or above the minimum level LCRA publishes for that ramp. It does not mean the ramp is open: ramps also close for high water, maintenance, debris and silt, and operators can close one at any time. Check with the operator before towing.

Ramp by ramp

Lowest minimum first — the order in which ramps stay usable as the lake falls. Each ramp's history is the Lake Travis record measured against that ramp's own published minimum.

Pace Bend - Tournament Point

maintained by Travis County · 512-854-7275

Pace Bend - Tournament Point has a published minimum lake level of 631 ft. Lake Travis is at 675.14 ft, which is 44.14 ft above that minimum.

LCRA note as of 2026-08-10: Closed, due to ramp being underwater. (a point-in-time copy — check LCRA for current status)

Last 365 days
365 of 365 days
100% of the year at or above 631 ft
Last 10 years
97%
of days at or above
Whole record
93%
of 30,627 days since 1940

The lake last read below 631 ft on May 5, 2024. Its longest continuous stretch below that level ran about 2.1 years, from April 15, 2013 to May 14, 2015.

When Pace Bend - Tournament Point is usually above its minimum

Share of days on record when Lake Travis held at or above 631 ft in each calendar month.

  1. Jan92%
  2. Feb93%
  3. Mar93%
  4. Apr92%
  5. May93%
  6. Jun94%
  7. Jul94%
  8. Aug93%
  9. Sep91%
  10. Oct93%
  11. Nov94%
  12. Dec92%

The lake’s level at 631 ft shows little seasonal pattern — every month sits between 91% and 94% of days at or above it.

Of 83 full years in the record, the lake stayed at or above 631 ft for every single day in 70.

It never once reached 631 ft in 2 years (1951, 2014).

A day counts only if the lake stayed at or above 631 ft for the whole day. This is lake elevation history, not ramp status — LCRA publishes a minimum only, and ramps also close for high water, maintenance and debris.

Mansfield Dam

maintained by Travis County · 512-854-7275

Mansfield Dam has a published minimum lake level of 637 ft. Lake Travis is at 675.14 ft, which is 38.14 ft above that minimum.

Last 365 days
365 of 365 days
100% of the year at or above 637 ft
Last 10 years
87%
of days at or above
Whole record
90%
of 30,627 days since 1940

The lake last read below 637 ft on May 29, 2025. Its longest continuous stretch below that level ran about 2.8 years, from August 20, 2012 to May 22, 2015.

When Mansfield Dam is usually above its minimum

Share of days on record when Lake Travis held at or above 637 ft in each calendar month.

  1. Jan90%
  2. Feb90%
  3. Mar90%
  4. Apr90%
  5. May91%
  6. Jun92%
  7. Jul92%
  8. Aug89%
  9. Sep88%
  10. Oct89%
  11. Nov90%
  12. Dec90%

The lake’s level at 637 ft shows little seasonal pattern — every month sits between 88% and 92% of days at or above it.

Of 83 full years in the record, the lake stayed at or above 637 ft for every single day in 67.

It never once reached 637 ft in 3 years (1951, 2013, 2014).

A day counts only if the lake stayed at or above 637 ft for the whole day. This is lake elevation history, not ramp status — LCRA publishes a minimum only, and ramps also close for high water, maintenance and debris.

Sandy Creek

maintained by Travis County · 512-854-7275

Sandy Creek has a published minimum lake level of 640 ft. Lake Travis is at 675.14 ft, which is 35.14 ft above that minimum.

Last 365 days
365 of 365 days
100% of the year at or above 640 ft
Last 10 years
77%
of days at or above
Whole record
87%
of 30,627 days since 1940

The lake last read below 640 ft on July 4, 2025. Its longest continuous stretch below that level ran about 2.8 years, from July 22, 2012 to May 23, 2015.

When Sandy Creek is usually above its minimum

Share of days on record when Lake Travis held at or above 640 ft in each calendar month.

  1. Jan86%
  2. Feb86%
  3. Mar87%
  4. Apr87%
  5. May88%
  6. Jun89%
  7. Jul90%
  8. Aug87%
  9. Sep86%
  10. Oct85%
  11. Nov87%
  12. Dec87%

The lake’s level at 640 ft shows little seasonal pattern — every month sits between 85% and 90% of days at or above it.

Of 83 full years in the record, the lake stayed at or above 640 ft for every single day in 64.

It never once reached 640 ft in 4 years (1951, 2013, 2014, 2023).

A day counts only if the lake stayed at or above 640 ft for the whole day. This is lake elevation history, not ramp status — LCRA publishes a minimum only, and ramps also close for high water, maintenance and debris.

Jones Brothers Park

maintained by City of Jonestown · 512-267-3243

Jones Brothers Park has a published minimum lake level of 645 ft. Lake Travis is at 675.14 ft, which is 30.14 ft above that minimum.

Last 365 days
365 of 365 days
100% of the year at or above 645 ft
Last 10 years
71%
of days at or above
Whole record
84%
of 30,627 days since 1940

The lake last read below 645 ft on July 4, 2025. Its longest continuous stretch below that level ran about 3.9 years, from July 9, 2011 to May 24, 2015.

When Jones Brothers Park is usually above its minimum

Share of days on record when Lake Travis held at or above 645 ft in each calendar month.

  1. Jan84%
  2. Feb85%
  3. Mar86%
  4. Apr86%
  5. May87%
  6. Jun88%
  7. Jul86%
  8. Aug82%
  9. Sep81%
  10. Oct81%
  11. Nov83%
  12. Dec83%

The lake’s level at 645 ft shows little seasonal pattern — every month sits between 81% and 88% of days at or above it.

Of 83 full years in the record, the lake stayed at or above 645 ft for every single day in 60.

It never once reached 645 ft in 7 years (1951, 1964, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2023, …).

A day counts only if the lake stayed at or above 645 ft for the whole day. This is lake elevation history, not ramp status — LCRA publishes a minimum only, and ramps also close for high water, maintenance and debris.

Arkansas Bend

maintained by Travis County · 512-854-6281

Arkansas Bend has a published minimum lake level of 647 ft. Lake Travis is at 675.14 ft, which is 28.14 ft above that minimum.

Last 365 days
365 of 365 days
100% of the year at or above 647 ft
Last 10 years
71%
of days at or above
Whole record
84%
of 30,627 days since 1940

The lake last read below 647 ft on July 4, 2025. Its longest continuous stretch below that level ran about 3.9 years, from June 25, 2011 to May 24, 2015.

When Arkansas Bend is usually above its minimum

Share of days on record when Lake Travis held at or above 647 ft in each calendar month.

  1. Jan84%
  2. Feb84%
  3. Mar85%
  4. Apr86%
  5. May87%
  6. Jun87%
  7. Jul83%
  8. Aug80%
  9. Sep80%
  10. Oct80%
  11. Nov83%
  12. Dec83%

The lake’s level at 647 ft shows little seasonal pattern — every month sits between 80% and 87% of days at or above it.

Of 83 full years in the record, the lake stayed at or above 647 ft for every single day in 59.

It never once reached 647 ft in 7 years (1951, 1964, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2023, …).

A day counts only if the lake stayed at or above 647 ft for the whole day. This is lake elevation history, not ramp status — LCRA publishes a minimum only, and ramps also close for high water, maintenance and debris.

Pace Bend - Collier Cove

maintained by Travis County · 512-854-7275

Pace Bend - Collier Cove has a published minimum lake level of 653 ft. Lake Travis is at 675.14 ft, which is 22.14 ft above that minimum.

Last 365 days
365 of 365 days
100% of the year at or above 653 ft
Last 10 years
69%
of days at or above
Whole record
81%
of 30,627 days since 1940

The lake last read below 653 ft on July 5, 2025. Its longest continuous stretch below that level ran about 4.0 years, from May 16, 2011 to May 25, 2015.

When Pace Bend - Collier Cove is usually above its minimum

Share of days on record when Lake Travis held at or above 653 ft in each calendar month.

  1. Jan82%
  2. Feb82%
  3. Mar84%
  4. Apr84%
  5. May85%
  6. Jun80%
  7. Jul79%
  8. Aug78%
  9. Sep79%
  10. Oct80%
  11. Nov81%
  12. Dec82%

The lake’s level at 653 ft shows little seasonal pattern — every month sits between 78% and 85% of days at or above it.

Of 83 full years in the record, the lake stayed at or above 653 ft for every single day in 55.

It never once reached 653 ft in 8 years (1948, 1951, 1964, 2012, 2013, 2014, …).

A day counts only if the lake stayed at or above 653 ft for the whole day. This is lake elevation history, not ramp status — LCRA publishes a minimum only, and ramps also close for high water, maintenance and debris.

Pace Bend - Tatum Cove

maintained by Travis County · 512-854-7275

Pace Bend - Tatum Cove has a published minimum lake level of 653 ft. Lake Travis is at 675.14 ft, which is 22.14 ft above that minimum.

Last 365 days
365 of 365 days
100% of the year at or above 653 ft
Last 10 years
69%
of days at or above
Whole record
81%
of 30,627 days since 1940

The lake last read below 653 ft on July 5, 2025. Its longest continuous stretch below that level ran about 4.0 years, from May 16, 2011 to May 25, 2015.

When Pace Bend - Tatum Cove is usually above its minimum

Share of days on record when Lake Travis held at or above 653 ft in each calendar month.

  1. Jan82%
  2. Feb82%
  3. Mar84%
  4. Apr84%
  5. May85%
  6. Jun80%
  7. Jul79%
  8. Aug78%
  9. Sep79%
  10. Oct80%
  11. Nov81%
  12. Dec82%

The lake’s level at 653 ft shows little seasonal pattern — every month sits between 78% and 85% of days at or above it.

Of 83 full years in the record, the lake stayed at or above 653 ft for every single day in 55.

It never once reached 653 ft in 8 years (1948, 1951, 1964, 2012, 2013, 2014, …).

A day counts only if the lake stayed at or above 653 ft for the whole day. This is lake elevation history, not ramp status — LCRA publishes a minimum only, and ramps also close for high water, maintenance and debris.

Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area

maintained by LCRA · 512-473-3366

Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area has a published minimum lake level of 660 ft. Lake Travis is at 675.14 ft, which is 15.14 ft above that minimum.

Last 365 days
365 of 365 days
100% of the year at or above 660 ft
Last 10 years
59%
of days at or above
Whole record
75%
of 30,627 days since 1940

The lake last read below 660 ft on July 9, 2025. Its longest continuous stretch below that level ran about 4.1 years, from April 20, 2011 to May 28, 2015.

When Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area is usually above its minimum

Share of days on record when Lake Travis held at or above 660 ft in each calendar month.

  1. Jan76%
  2. Feb77%
  3. Mar78%
  4. Apr79%
  5. May75%
  6. Jun75%
  7. Jul73%
  8. Aug73%
  9. Sep71%
  10. Oct72%
  11. Nov75%
  12. Dec75%

The lake’s level at 660 ft shows little seasonal pattern — every month sits between 71% and 79% of days at or above it.

Of 83 full years in the record, the lake stayed at or above 660 ft for every single day in 41.

It never once reached 660 ft in 10 years (1948, 1950, 1951, 1964, 2009, 2012, …).

A day counts only if the lake stayed at or above 660 ft for the whole day. This is lake elevation history, not ramp status — LCRA publishes a minimum only, and ramps also close for high water, maintenance and debris.

Gloster Bend Recreation Area

maintained by LCRA · 512-473-3366

Gloster Bend Recreation Area has a published minimum lake level of 662 ft. Lake Travis is at 675.14 ft, which is 13.14 ft above that minimum.

Last 365 days
365 of 365 days
100% of the year at or above 662 ft
Last 10 years
55%
of days at or above
Whole record
73%
of 30,627 days since 1940

The lake last read below 662 ft on July 12, 2025. Its longest continuous stretch below that level ran about 4.1 years, from April 11, 2011 to May 29, 2015.

When Gloster Bend Recreation Area is usually above its minimum

Share of days on record when Lake Travis held at or above 662 ft in each calendar month.

  1. Jan74%
  2. Feb76%
  3. Mar76%
  4. Apr74%
  5. May73%
  6. Jun74%
  7. Jul71%
  8. Aug70%
  9. Sep68%
  10. Oct68%
  11. Nov72%
  12. Dec74%

The lake’s level at 662 ft shows little seasonal pattern — every month sits between 68% and 76% of days at or above it.

Of 83 full years in the record, the lake stayed at or above 662 ft for every single day in 40.

It never once reached 662 ft in 11 years (1948, 1950, 1951, 1964, 2009, 2012, …).

A day counts only if the lake stayed at or above 662 ft for the whole day. This is lake elevation history, not ramp status — LCRA publishes a minimum only, and ramps also close for high water, maintenance and debris.

Camp Creek Park

maintained by LCRA · 512-473-3366

Camp Creek Park has a published minimum lake level of 667 ft. Lake Travis is at 675.14 ft, which is 8.14 ft above that minimum.

Last 365 days
252 of 365 days
69% of the year at or above 667 ft
Last 10 years
43%
of days at or above
Whole record
62%
of 30,627 days since 1940

The lake last read below 667 ft on May 25, 2026. Its longest continuous stretch below that level ran about 5.0 years, from July 24, 2020 to July 14, 2025.

When Camp Creek Park is usually above its minimum

Share of days on record when Lake Travis held at or above 667 ft in each calendar month.

  1. Jan60%
  2. Feb65%
  3. Mar67%
  4. Apr66%
  5. May66%
  6. Jun68%
  7. Jul65%
  8. Aug59%
  9. Sep56%
  10. Oct55%
  11. Nov61%
  12. Dec59%

Historically this ramp’s minimum is cleared most often in Jun (68% of days) and least often in Oct (55%).

Of 83 full years in the record, the lake stayed at or above 667 ft for every single day in 23.

It never once reached 667 ft in 16 years (1947, 1948, 1950, 1951, 1963, 1964, …).

A day counts only if the lake stayed at or above 667 ft for the whole day. This is lake elevation history, not ramp status — LCRA publishes a minimum only, and ramps also close for high water, maintenance and debris.

Cypress Creek

maintained by Travis County · 512-854-7275

Cypress Creek has a published minimum lake level of 667 ft. Lake Travis is at 675.14 ft, which is 8.14 ft above that minimum.

Last 365 days
252 of 365 days
69% of the year at or above 667 ft
Last 10 years
43%
of days at or above
Whole record
62%
of 30,627 days since 1940

The lake last read below 667 ft on May 25, 2026. Its longest continuous stretch below that level ran about 5.0 years, from July 24, 2020 to July 14, 2025.

When Cypress Creek is usually above its minimum

Share of days on record when Lake Travis held at or above 667 ft in each calendar month.

  1. Jan60%
  2. Feb65%
  3. Mar67%
  4. Apr66%
  5. May66%
  6. Jun68%
  7. Jul65%
  8. Aug59%
  9. Sep56%
  10. Oct55%
  11. Nov61%
  12. Dec59%

Historically this ramp’s minimum is cleared most often in Jun (68% of days) and least often in Oct (55%).

Of 83 full years in the record, the lake stayed at or above 667 ft for every single day in 23.

It never once reached 667 ft in 16 years (1947, 1948, 1950, 1951, 1963, 1964, …).

A day counts only if the lake stayed at or above 667 ft for the whole day. This is lake elevation history, not ramp status — LCRA publishes a minimum only, and ramps also close for high water, maintenance and debris.

Bob Wentz at Windy Point

maintained by Travis County · 512-854-7275

LCRA publishes no minimum lake level for Bob Wentz at Windy Point. For non-motorized boats only.

Lake Travis water level — common questions

Which Lake Travis boat ramps are usable right now?

Lake Travis is at 675.14 ft above mean sea level, which is above the published minimum lake level for 11 of the 11 ramps that publish one. Clearing the minimum is not the same as the ramp being open: LCRA closes ramps for maintenance and for high water too, so confirm with the operator before towing a boat.

How many public boat ramps does Lake Travis have?

Lake Travis has 12 public boat ramps tracked here, 11 of which have a minimum operable lake level published by LCRA. The rest are listed without a threshold because none is published, not because they have no limit.

What does a boat ramp's minimum lake level mean?

A boat ramp's minimum lake level is the elevation, in feet above mean sea level, below which that ramp stops being usable — the water no longer reaches far enough down the concrete to float a boat off a trailer. The minimum is a floor, not a range: LCRA publishes no maximum, and a ramp can be closed for being underwater as easily as for being dry.

How current is this boat ramp information?

The lake level updates continuously from LCRA's Hydromet gauge. The ramp list and its minimum levels are copied from LCRA and were last verified on 2026-08-10; LCRA does not publish them as a feed, so they are checked by hand rather than synced.

Minimum levels and operator details from LCRA's boat ramp information page, verified 2026-08-10. LCRA is the authority on ramp status; this site is not affiliated with LCRA.