Lake Granbury (Arlington, TX)

Lake Characteristics

Location: On the Brazos River in downtown Granbury, off US 377 33 miles southwest of Forth Worth

• Surface area: 8,310 acres
• Maximum depth: 75 feet
• Impounded: 1969

Predominant Fish Species

• Largemouth bass
• Striped bass & white bass
• Channel & flathead catfish
• White crappie
• Sunfish

Access Ramps

A) Thorp Spring Park

• Located on the west side of the lake. From US 377 in Granbury, take Business 377, turn north on FM 4 and look for park signs.
• Ramp will accommodate all boat types
• No fee required
• Open all year

B) Hunter Park

• Located uplake on the east shore. From US 377 in Granbury, take Business 377, turn north on FM 51 and look for park signs
• Boat ramp and fishing pier
• No fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by the Brazos River Authority (817) 573-3212

Granbury City Park

• Located off Business 377 in the City of Granbury
• Boat ramp and swimming area
• No fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by the City of Granbury (817) 573-5548

Rough Creek Park

• Located off Texas 144 just south of Granbury
• Ramp will accommodate all boat types
• No fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by the Brazos River Authority (817) 573-3212

De Cordova Bend

• Located near the dam. From US 377 just east of Granbury, turn south on FM 4, then right on 167. Watch for park signs.
• Boat ramp, fishing pier, and access to tailrace area
• No fee required
• Open all year
• Operated by the Brazos River Authority (817) 573-3212