Hill Country/Comal Country/Spring Branch/River/Rebecca Creek Public Boat Ramp
River · Spring Branch
Rebecca Creek Public Boat Ramp
Operated by the county, this small, single-lane concrete ramp serves as a practical launch site for kayaks, canoes, and small motorized boats. Because Canyon Lake is a USACE flood-control reservoir impounded in 1964, water levels fluctuate, changing the character of the river channel near the ramp. The surrounding area features natural limestone banks and native vegetation, offering a quiet environment for anglers and paddlers heading upstream or downstream.
Why people come here
Before you go
Open all year. Features a one-lane concrete ramp located along the northern shore of the lake in Rebecca Creek.
Good to know
Is there a fee to use the Rebecca Creek Boat Ramp?
No, launching from the Rebecca Creek Public Boat Ramp is completely free for all visitors.
What kind of boats can launch here?
The single-lane concrete ramp is best suited for kayaks, canoes, and small motorized boats due to the narrow channel and limited turnaround space.
Are there restrooms or other facilities on site?
No, this is an unstaffed county-operated ramp with no restrooms, trash cans, or other amenities. Visitors must bring their own supplies and pack out all trash.
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