Boerne City Lake operating hours. 5am-10pm.

The lake will be closed Saturday 

October 10,2020 for Family Campout Event.

In order to keep social distancing, we will have a capacity restriction which will be monitor by law enforcement. Once capacity max is reached, the gates will be closed for the remaining of the day. For weekend updates of the status of Boerne City Lake Park visit our Facebook page. 

Stay at least 6 feet away from people outside of your household. Masks is required unless exercising. Reentry will be prohibited.

The lake will be closed Saturday

 October 10,2020 for Family Campout.

Please stay safe and healthy.

Location

Using GOOGLE

1 City Lake Road
Boerne, TX 78006

Using Mobile Map App

21 Upper Cibolo Creek Rd, 78006

Approximately 1 mile northwest of Boerne off of Upper Cibolo Creek Road.

Map to Park

City Lake Park Map (PDF)

Construction

Concerned over flooding in Boerne, city forefathers recognized a need to create a means to assist with flood control. An application was made to the Texas Water Commission to seek approval for water rights in the Cibolo Creek Watershed of the San Antonio River Basin.

The Texas Water Commission granted permission to the City of Boerne on January 7, 1972, to construct and maintain a dam and reservoir on Cibolo Creek for municipal purposes to aid in flood control.

In September 2005, the Boerne City Council approved development of City Lake Park. Improvements are completed...see amenities listed below.

Amendments & Ordinances

The Certificate of Adjudication was amended on November 12, 1979, when the city asked to have the right to utilize the water from the reservoir for domestic purposes. This was a significant move on the part of the city forefathers to ensure that the city would have another source of water for its citizens.

To further protect this valuable asset of the city, the Boerne City Council approved the first set of ordinances for the lake in March 1979. One of the most significant rules of the lake is that no motorized boats are allowed on the lake. This is to further protect the water.

PLEASE NOTE ALL Texas Parks and Wildlife RULES APPLY!