Access Site
TX
Greenville Reservoir 4
City: Greenville, TX
County: Hunt County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 33.17355, -96.12589
Air Temp: --
Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
Cowleech Fork Sabine Rv at Greenville, TX
2.5 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
Located in Greenville, Hunt County, this public boat ramp provides access to the Cowleech Fork Sabine River and Greenville Reservoir 4. The ramp is operated by the Sabine River Authority and serves kayakers, canoeists, and powerboaters. The facility offers a day-use area, and the surrounding area includes various accommodations ranging from RV sites to tent camping if you're planning an extended visit.
**Practical Tips:** Prepare your boat and gear before arriving at the ramp to keep traffic flowing smoothly—don't linger on the launch area. Ensure your vehicle is parked legally in the designated lot to avoid being towed. The Sabine River Authority can be reached at (903) 878-2262 for specific information about hours, fees, and current conditions. Note that the facility operator assumes no responsibility for damage to your craft or vehicle while using the ramp.
This access point is ideal for exploring the scenic Sabine River system and is part of a network of public ramps in the area, making it a convenient starting point for paddling adventures in East Texas.
**Practical Tips:** Prepare your boat and gear before arriving at the ramp to keep traffic flowing smoothly—don't linger on the launch area. Ensure your vehicle is parked legally in the designated lot to avoid being towed. The Sabine River Authority can be reached at (903) 878-2262 for specific information about hours, fees, and current conditions. Note that the facility operator assumes no responsibility for damage to your craft or vehicle while using the ramp.
This access point is ideal for exploring the scenic Sabine River system and is part of a network of public ramps in the area, making it a convenient starting point for paddling adventures in East Texas.