Windsurf Bay Park
A 42.6-acre public shoreline park with fishing, picnics, a pavilion, playground, basketball, volleyball, and open space.
Things to do near Lake Ray Hubbard
Things to do near Lake Ray Hubbard.
Start with Garland’s public parks, greenbelt, fishing areas, and Chaha Boat Ramp—then confirm current hours, access, weather, and rules before leaving home.
- Windsurf Bay Park
- 42.6 acres
- Lake Ray Hubbard Greenbelt
- 24.5 acres
- Chaha Boat Ramp
- Public ramp
- License rules may apply
- Fishing
Why Bay Island
Four starting points for exploring Garland’s lakefront.
Lake Ray Hubbard is a defining Garland landscape, but access is not interchangeable along every stretch of shoreline. Public parks and launch points have different hours, amenities, parking, rules, and conditions.
Use official city sources for the latest operational details, then plan the activity around weather, water conditions, licensing, equipment, and the people in your group.
View the floor plansThe experience
Choose the kind of lake day you want.
Lake Ray Hubbard Greenbelt
A 24.5-acre wooded lakefront area at 3200 Zion Road with benches, a trail, limited parking, views, grills, and bank fishing.
Chaha Boat Ramp
Garland’s parks FAQ identifies a public Lake Ray Hubbard boat ramp at 3201 Zion Road. Confirm current access before towing equipment.
A wider Garland trail day
The city publishes park and trail maps for outdoor destinations across Garland, including lakefront and greenbelt routes.
Good to know
A simple pre-departure checklist prevents a wasted trip.
Check the official facility page, current weather, water and trail conditions, parking, equipment, licensing, accessibility needs, and the time you need to be out. For boating or fishing, use the appropriate city and Texas resources rather than relying on an old social post.
- Confirm hours and closures
- Check weather and water conditions
- Review licenses and equipment
- Map public access before leaving
Start with a real layout
Compare the floor plans.
Compare verified floor-plan artwork, space, and published monthly pricing. Leasing can confirm today's available homes and exact rates.
Studio
Studio
- Baths
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 564 sq. ft.
$900/moPublished monthly rent
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Plan A-2
1 bedroom
- Baths
- 1.5 baths
- Interior
- 910 sq. ft.
$1,150/moPublished monthly rent
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Plan B4
2 bedrooms
- Baths
- 2 baths
- Interior
- 1,084 sq. ft.
$1,500/moPublished monthly rent
View Plan B4Monthly rents from the price sheet confirmed September 29, 2026. Deposits and fees are additional. Confirm the exact home, lease terms, and availability with leasing. View fees and move-in costs.
Useful answers
Lake Ray Hubbard recreation questions.
Where can I find public Lake Ray Hubbard access in Garland?
Official starting points include Windsurf Bay Park, the Lake Ray Hubbard Greenbelt, John Paul Jones Park, and Chaha Boat Ramp. Access and amenities differ, so confirm the exact facility before visiting.
Is there a public boat ramp in Garland?
Yes. Garland’s parks FAQ currently lists free public boat-ramp access at Chaha Boat Ramp, 3201 Zion Road. Verify current conditions and access before towing a boat or personal watercraft.
Can I fish from Garland’s lakefront parks?
Fishing is listed at Windsurf Bay and the Lake Ray Hubbard Greenbelt. Texas fishing-license requirements may apply, and users should verify current park conditions and regulations.
Does Bay Island guarantee private lake access?
No private boat launch or guaranteed shoreline access is claimed on this site. Use official public-access information for lake recreation.
Where can I check current Garland park information?
Use the City of Garland Parks and Recreation facility pages and FAQ. Hours, closures, maintenance, and rules can change.
Local knowledge
Know the neighborhood before you move.
Source-first guides to the Garland parks, water, food, and everyday destinations that shape life around Bay Island.
Windsurf Bay Park: What to Know Before You Go
Lake access, picnic planning, fishing, recreation, and the official details worth checking before you leave.
Read the guideLake Ray Hubbard Fishing and Public Access: A Planning Guide
A source-first guide to the lake’s fishery, public access points, boat ramps, paddling, and the checks to make before you go.
Read the guideCome see Bay Island
Find the home that feels like yours.
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