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Lake Nasworthy is San Angelo’s lake: about 1,380 acres of water on the southwest edge of town, where the Middle and South Concho rivers meet. Unlike most West Texas lakes, its level stays nearly constant because the city keeps it topped off from Twin Buttes Reservoir, so it is a dependable spot for boating all summer.
Lake homes, parks and the San Angelo Nature Center line the shore, and the lake is only a few minutes from downtown, which makes it easy for a quick evening ride or a full day on the water.
MasterCraft surf boats for 12 to 18 people, three-seat Sea-Doos, a Kawasaki stand-up jet ski and a full rack of water toys, all ready at the lake when you arrive. Book online in a few minutes, or call or text 888-205-7119 any day from 7am to 10pm.
| Where | Tom Green County, on the southwest side of San Angelo |
| Nearby areas | San Angelo, Goodfellow Air Force Base, Christoval and Wall |
| Size | About 1,380 surface acres, up to about 29 feet deep |
| Water | Middle and South Concho rivers; the level is held nearly constant |
| Managed by | City of San Angelo |
| Since | 1930 |
| Best for | Easy, close-to-town surf sessions and jet ski rides |
The City of San Angelo runs several free public ramps around the lake.
Use the main lake. The open water near the dam has the most room for surf passes and tubing.
Watch the shallows. Nasworthy is an older, fairly shallow lake. Slow down near shore and up the river arms.
Check after big rains. Floodwater can carry debris into the lake from the creeks. The city sometimes posts boater advisories after storms.
Ride early in summer. Mornings are cooler and calmer before the West Texas wind picks up.


Lake Nasworthy is a convenient West Texas lake day. A MasterCraft surf boat rental seats 12 to 18 people, and one or two Sea-Doo jet skis are great for quick runs around the lake. Add tubes, wakeboards and a floating lily pad, or book a captained charter so nobody has to drive. Everything is ready at the lake when you arrive, and life jackets are available for everyone on board.
For a bigger Central Texas lake, Lake Brownwood is about two hours east, and the Highland Lakes, including Lake Buchanan, are about three hours southeast. See every lake we serve on our destinations page.