Winter temps and as far as you can see
Mammoth Lake Texas is a freshwater lake that is completely natural, with no added agents to improve clarity. The visibility will vary depending on where you are in the lake, the depth, and the time of year you are diving. Since visibility is subjective, we use the Secchi Disk to measure visibility during the year in accordance with the cycle of the lake. Even with aerators and added fish visibility is affected by weather (temperature, wind, rain, and sunlight). Lake visibility ranges from 5' to 45' throughout the year.
Reservations are required to dive. We do recommend that you bring a canopy for shade! Please email us at info@mammothlaketexas.com or call
We accept cash and credit/debit cards.
We require Observers to pay an entry fee at Mammoth Lake Texas, because we are not a public lake, and it is not subsidized as such. We are classified as a recreational/amusement facility, and all of our grounds and lake maintenance/insurance/staffing, etc is funded by park admissions. Again, we are first and foremost a scuba diving facility, but the governing bodies that regulate us do not differentiate between guests who scuba dive and guests who do not scuba dive.
As a courtesy Mammoth Lake Texas does not charge Instructors or Dive Masters who are actively teaching a class at the lake. Please do not abuse this privilege as entry fees keep the lake open.
We have several different types of fish, turtles and plants in the lake for your enjoyment! Our biggest being the American Paddlefish which reaches lengths up to 7 feet!!! Click on link below for a full description.
Mammoth Lake Texas is a scuba training facility that scuba schools and instructors statewide bring their students to complete the open water thru dive master training. There are many great and qualified schools and instructors around!