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Lake Lyndon B. Johnson
Public Access Facilities
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There are two main public ramps on the lake. In addition, there are several small public ramps in the town of Granite Shoals.
ALGAE : Please use caution around algae blooms. See detailed information from the LCRA.
BOATER ADVISORY: Zebra mussels have invaded this reservoir! CLEAN, DRAIN AND DRY your boat, trailer, livewells/bait buckets, and other gear before traveling to another water body. Draining water is required by law and possession and transport of zebra mussels is illegal.
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Wirtz Dam/Cottonwood Ramp
- Located on the south shore near the dam. From Marble Falls, take FM 2147 to sign on right
- One-lane concrete ramp, parking for 20-30 boats and trailers
- Boat launch fee required
- Open all year
- Operated by Lake LBJ Yacht Club and Marina (830) 693-9172
Kingsland Lions Park
- Located on the Llano River arm, north side of the lake. In Marble Falls, take FM 1431 west to Kingsland and turn left on RR 2900.
- One-lane concrete ramp
- Boat launch fee requested
- Open all year; day use only
- Operated by Kingsland Chamber of Commerce (325) 388-6211