Falcon International Reservoir

A closer look at Falcon International Reservoir

The center of the lake is at 26.5589, -99.1647. The deepest point on record is about 110 feet. Water leaves through the Rio Grande. The reservoir dates from 1954. The surface sits around 301 feet above sea level.

Falcon International Reservoir has no public water level gauge that we can read, so there is no level chart here. An invented number would be worse than none. Ask the managing agency directly if the level matters for your trip.

The closest lakes in this guide are Lake Corpus Christi (Texas, 132 mi), Choke Canyon Reservoir (Texas, 143 mi) and Coleto Creek Reservoir (Texas, 193 mi). Texas has 118 lakes on this site in total.

There is no beach on record at Falcon International Reservoir in the datasets this guide reads. County parks and private resorts sometimes provide access that federal datasets never record.

Inland lakes are not monitored the way ocean beaches are, so posted signs matter more here. No public sensor reports water temperature at Falcon International Reservoir, so the panel shows air temperature and wind. Most Texas day-use areas open for the summer season and close outside it.