Lake Travis is a BIG lake. There is no central/single point of access. The lake is 63.75 miles long, has over 271 miles of shoreline and its maximum width is 4.5 miles. The lake covers 18,929 acres. As the “Crown Jewel” of the Central Texas Highland Lakes, Lake Travis is THE most visited freshwater recreational vacation destination in the state. Lake Travis’ limestone bottom results in it’s unique crystal clear blue waters, making it a freshwater haven for water enthusiasts.

Lake Austin is a reservoir created by dams along the Lower Colorado.
This lake allows motorized boat traffic. Lake Austin is often busy with boats of all kinds. Visitors can rent motorized boats, including pontoons, at several area businesses. All throughout the year, you’ll see pontoons full of people, water skiers and boats speeding along the corridors of Lake Austin.

Lake Buchanan is very popular with boaters, fishermen, campers and swimmers. The lake is so large that you will never feel crowded on the lake. There is always plenty of "elbow room" on each of the Highland Lakes. In 1995 over 1 1/2 million Striper Bass were stocked in Lake Buchanan.

Medina Lake was constructed between 1911-1912 as an irrigation reservoir. An extensive canal system delivers water to 34,000 acres of blackland prairie farmlands below the Balcones escarpment around Castroville. At the time it was constructed, it was the biggest irrigation project west of the Mississippi. At spillway capacity, Medina Lake covers about 5,575 acres, has a length of 18 miles, a maximum width of three miles, and 110 miles of shoreline. In addition to the main dam, there is a smaller dam about four miles downstream that creates Diversion Lake, from which discharges are made to the canal system.

Kerrville Lake, nestled in the heart of Kerr County, is a captivating escape for both locals and visitors alike. This serene lake is renowned not only for its fishing opportunities, with reports of "big fish" waiting to be caught by eager anglers, but also for its breathtaking natural beauty. Adjacent to the popular Renaissance Fair venue, Kerrville Lake offers a unique juxtaposition of whimsical festivities and tranquil outdoor experiences. Visitors to the area are greeted with well-maintained parks, paved pathways, and easy access to the water