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How do I find lodging
(accomodations)?
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What is the
current flow rate of the Guadalupe River?
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What
is there to do at Canyon Lake and the Guadalupe River?
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Is fishing permitted in
Canyon Lake?
Try viewing our
Lodging page (under
Visitors). Choose from campgrounds, RV Parks, Bed & Breakfasts, motels &
lodges.
 For current,
real time information try:
Flow
Rates (Courtesy of the USGS).
We're glad you asked! Sailing, water skiing,
fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, biking, swimming,
shopping, eating, sleeping, relaxing . . . (Just about every participle
imaginable!)
Yes, but please purchase a license. Note the
following license types:
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Temporary (3-day) Resident Fishing
(Type 220) - Valid for 3 days for a Texas resident.
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Temporary (14-day) Resident Fishing
(Type 210) - Valid for 14 days for a Texas resident.
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Special Resident Fishing (Type 203)
- Required for any Texas resident fishing in the public waters of
Texas who is at least 65 years of age and was born on or after
September 1, 1930; or is legally blind.
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Non-resident Fishing (Type 205)
- Valid for 5 days for all non-Texas residents who fish public
waters.
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Temporary Non-resident Fishing
(Type 207) - Valid for 5 days for non-residents.
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Fishing Guide License (Type 600
Resident; Type 700 Non-resident) - Required for any person who
for compensation, accompanies, assists, or transports any person
engaged in fishing in the waters of the state.
(This information was obtained from the
Texas Parks & Wildlife website.)
*(Please note that the first Saturday in
June each year is Free Fishing Day" and a fishing license or stamp
endorsement is not required.) |
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