Lake Worth

Lake Worth at a glance

On the map, Lake Worth is centered near 32.7906, -97.4147. Water leaves through the Trinity River. The deepest point on record is about 22 feet.

Public access at Lake Worth covers 1 named swimming spot. Among them are Lake Worth Beach. These come from USGS GNIS. None is staffed by a lifeguard unless the managing agency posts one.

Readings come from station 08045400 (Lk Worth abv Ft Worth, TX). The last value stored here, 593.17 ft, is from 2016-09-30. The agency sets full pool at 594.0 ft. Conservation capacity is 24,419 acre-feet. That put the reservoir at 67% of its conservation capacity. The top of the dam sits at 606.3 ft. A falling pool widens the beaches and shortens the ramps, so it is worth checking before you drive out.

Season dates vary by park; the operating agency publishes them each spring. There is no water temperature sensor here, so only air conditions are shown. Algae blooms are seasonal and local: look for posted signs at the ramp or park entrance.

If Lake Worth is busy, the nearest alternatives here are Eagle Mountain Lake (Texas, 9 mi), Benbrook Lake (Texas, 11 mi) and Lake Arlington (Texas, 13 mi). Texas has 118 lakes on this site in total.