FM 1519 Bridge South

The FM 1519 Bridge South access point provides boat ramp access to Brushy Creek near its confluence with Lake Bob Sandlin in Camp County. Located near Dogwood, this site offers a convenient entry point for kayakers, canoeists, and boaters looking to explore the upper creek area or access the larger lake system. As one of three free public boat ramps serving Lake Bob Sandlin, this location is part of a well-developed recreational corridor in Northeast Texas.

This access point is best suited for paddlers and anglers seeking a more remote creek experience before transitioning to the larger impoundment. Lake Bob Sandlin itself is a popular destination with 9,400 acres of water surface, making it ideal for various water activities. If you're planning an extended trip, note that additional amenities—including camping, lighted fishing piers, and cleaning stations—are available at Lake Bob Sandlin State Park and the county park facilities elsewhere on the lake. Check local conditions before launching, as water levels and creek flow can vary seasonally.