Calaveras Lake
Calaveras Lake is a Texas lake in San Antonio South / Bexar. This page shows its current water level, weather, boat ramps and an honest read on whether a trip is worth it, with the observed time of every reading.
Facts about Calaveras Lake
- Conservation pool elevation: 485 ft above sea level. Surface area at that level: 3,624 acres. (Source: CPS Energy / TPWD / no real-time pool gauge; USGS 08181500 (Medina Rv at San Antonio) is a stream gauge, not a lake gauge, and was removed, as of 2026-11-01.)
- Species Texas Parks and Wildlife (TPWD) names for this lake: Red drum, Hybrid striped bass, Channel & blue catfish, Largemouth bass, Common Carp, Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Suckermouth Catfish, Rio Grande Cichlid, Orangemouth Corvina, White Crappie, Black Drum, Longnose Gar. (Source: TPWD lake page, as of 2026-10-06.)
- TPWD lists 20 public boat ramps within 10 miles of this water's map point, the closest being Calaveras Lake Public Ramp; Calaveras Lake Park Public Ramp; Salado River Public Ramp; San Antonio Public Ramp; San Antonio River Public Ramp. (Source: TPWD public boat ramp data, as of 2026-10-06.)
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