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Water & access

4 reviewed references

Choose how you access the water. Some sites reach a nearby bay, river or channel first; each listing explains the connection.

Selected official references, not a complete inventory or live opening report. Check operator notices, fees, permissions and water conditions before traveling. Map links use source-listed points, not a verified safe driving or boating route.

4 listed locations

A location may appear in more than one access category.

Seadrift Bayfront ParkSan Antonio Bay · SeadriftBoat rampKayak / paddle

TPWD lists a concrete launch at the west end of the park, with parking and park-pavilion restrooms. Exposed bay paddling requires experience.

City of Seadrift · Reference reviewed 2026-10-14

Sanders Park / Swan PointSan Antonio Bay · Swan PointBoat rampKayak / paddle

Boat ramp and parking documented by TPWD. Other facilities are limited; follow the official Swan Point directions.

Calhoun County · Reference reviewed 2026-10-14

Guadalupe Delta WMA put-inGuadalupe River / delta · San Antonio Bay connectionKayak / paddle

Primitive riverbank launch with limited roadside parking. TPWD requires a Limited Public Use or Annual Public Hunting permit; verify the current permit wording and access conditions. Not a direct bay ramp.

TPWD · Reference reviewed 2026-10-14

Calhoun’s Riverside RV RetreatGuadalupe River · regional route to the bayBoat rampKayak / paddle

Small-boat and paddlecraft ramp. Launch and parking charges apply according to TPWD; contact the operator for current permission and fees.

Private operator · TPWD-listed access · Reference reviewed 2026-10-14

Before you launch

Station height is not navigable depth. Check marine warnings, local restrictions and your vessel’s requirements.

Sources & coastal evidence

Coastal reference review 2026-10-14. Record evidence: San Antonio Bay. Historical records establish recorded occurrence, not current abundance. Artwork is illustrative scenery, not a geographical survey or a conditions feed.