This aerial photo shows a busy Devil's Cove on Lake Travis during a recent July 4th holiday.

 

With so many locations a short drive from cities, LCRA lakes, parks and river sites are ideal for connecting people with the environment of Central and South Texas. There are few limits to the fun-filled outdoor activities people can enjoy, including: boating, water skiing, canoeing, sailing, windsurfing, fishing, swimming, hiking, nature photography, picnicking, bird-watching and camping.

For more information on recreation on LCRA waters and at its parks, visit the sections below:

• Map of lakes, parks
  Check the interactive map for locations of LCRA parks, nature preserves and environmental learning centers, and link to descriptions of facilities and activities.
• Rivers and lakes information
  Get the latest information on conditions along the Colorado River and the Highland Lakes.
• Events and classes
• Boating rules and safety
  Get important tips on how to operate boats and other watercraft, information on maximum watercraft noise levels and other requirements, plus check the schedule of LCRA's boating safety classes.
• Safe swimming tips
  Learn how to avoid many risks associated with swimming in open water.
• Life jackets
  In Texas, all vessels are required to have a life jacket for every person on board. Learn important information on these life-saving devices.