Lake Nasworthy

Visiting Lake Nasworthy

On the map, Lake Nasworthy is centered near 31.3833, -100.4833. Surface elevation is about 1,879 feet. Water leaves through the South Concho River. Maximum depth is around 29 feet.

Readings come from station 08132000 (Lk Nasworthy nr San Angelo, TX). That put the reservoir at 86% of its conservation capacity. Conservation capacity is 9,615 acre-feet. The conservation pool tops out at 1,872.7 ft. The last value stored here, 1,871.76 ft, is from 2026-09-09. Beach width and ramp access both move with the pool, so the number above is worth a look first.

The federal and state datasets behind this guide list no named beach at Lake Nasworthy. That does not mean there is no access, only that none is catalogued. Many smaller lakes have no designated beach at all, only informal shoreline access.

If Lake Nasworthy is busy, the nearest alternatives here are Twin Buttes Reservoir (Texas, 4 mi), O.C. Fisher Lake (Texas, 7 mi) and E.V. Spence Reservoir (Texas, 36 mi). Texas has 118 lakes on this site in total.

Most Texas day-use areas open for the summer season and close outside it. Water quality is monitored unevenly on inland lakes, so posted notices are the most reliable guide. Water temperature is not measured at this lake by any public agency we read.