Hill Country/Guadalupe Highlands/Ingram/River/Ingram Dam and Lake
River · Ingram
Ingram Dam and Lake
Kerr County’s Road and Bridge page identifies Ingram Dam as infrastructure maintained by the county. Neither that page nor the City of Ingram homepage confirms lawful public access, designated visitor parking, or any permitted recreational use at the dam or lake.
Why people come here
Before you go
The dam provides public access with no entry fees. It is a primitive area where visitors simply walk in. The area is currently affected by a local state of emergency following flooding.
Good to know
Is public access confirmed?
No. The official sources identify county maintenance responsibility but do not confirm lawful visitor access. Obtain current direction from Kerr County or the City of Ingram before approaching the site.
Can visitors enter the water here?
No permitted water entry is confirmed by the official sources used for this page. Do not treat a map listing, photographs, or the county-maintenance record as authorization for any water activity.
Is designated visitor parking available?
Unverified. The official sources do not identify designated public parking for the dam or lake. Do not stop along the roadway without current official confirmation that access and parking are lawful.
Ask Hazel
Your guide to Ingram and Guadalupe Highlands.
The river trail, Louise Hays, which galleries are open, and the camel story at Camp Verde.
Also in Ingram
More places in Ingram.