KL Ranch Cliffside

‼️ATTENTION NEW BRAUNFELS LOCALS‼️

Have you been needing a little afternoon pick me up after work? Maybe your schedule doesn’t work for a full river day. Don’t worry- we’ve got you covered! 🦆🌅

Until Labor Day everyday after 5pm we will be offering $5 day use as well as $25 dollar paddle board rentals until dark! Everyone in this New Braunfels should get the experience this flow.🏞️🛶

NO PETS ALLOWED. Day use is still $10/person before 5pm everyday. Holiday weekends excluded. Call (830)626-3663 for more information!

You know the river is running great when all your employees can’t wait to hit the river! We had the best time 😎

Come check out the Guadalupe 🛶 🌞

We have RV sites and tent sites available this weekend 🏕️ Don’t want to commit to the whole weekend? No problem 😉 We will also have Day Use available all weekend.

Tubes and Paddle boards will also be available, shuttle start at 10 am everyday 🚌

Go check out our Tik Tok!!

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YALL!! We are so excited- We haven't seen water like this in a decade(no walking or scraping your butt😆)!

Come get it while you can, we have open RV & Tent sites for this weekend. Trust us you don't want to miss this.

The recent Hill Country flooding has caused the Canyon Reservoir to rise above its normal conservation pool into the flood pool—the portion of the reservoir designed to capture excess runoff during significant rainfall events. As those floodwaters continue moving through the system, GBRA (in coordination with USACE) is managing releases through a staged release schedule to safely return the reservoir to its normal conservation pool elevation.

Releases will be scheduled at:
250 cfs Thursday through Sunday
150 cfs Monday through Wednesday

Release rates will continue to be adjusted as hydrologic and downstream conditions change.

Visit the GBRA Basin Conditions page for the latest Canyon Reservoir release information. The Sattler streamflow gauge provides the best indication of current Canyon Dam releases. Link in first comment.

As the Canyon Reservoir returns to its normal conservation pool, GBRA encourages everyone to safely enjoy the Guadalupe River while continuing to use water wisely. Every conservation effort helps protect our water resources for future generations.

Hallelujah!!! Canyon Lake is finally full ❤️❤️

This is the best tubing water we have had in years! Grab your friends, your ice chests, and your sunscreen, it time to hit the Guad! ☀️😎🛶

Our shuttles start running at 10am each day, we also have camping and day use available 7 days a week.

See yall on the river ~

The Canyon Reservoir's Conservation Pool is now 100% full, reaching an elevation of 909 mean sea level (MSL). This milestone marks the end of drought conditions for the reservoir.

In accordance with GBRA's reservoir operating requirements and permits, releases from the Canyon Reservoir will increase to 150 cubic feet per second (CFS) under non-drought operations, effective tomorrow, July 22.

While this is welcome news for the region's water supply, water conservation remains a year-round commitment. Using water wisely today helps protect this vital resource and strengthens our long-term water resilience.

As we celebrate this milestone, we also recognize that many communities across the Guadalupe River Basin continue to recover from recent flooding. Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected.

GBRA will continue to closely monitor reservoir conditions and will provide updates as conditions change.