Privately Owned Lake located in Robertson County, Texas

Camp Creek Lake is a 900 acre private lake located in Robertson County, Texas. The beautiful, wooded lake is uniquely owned – the Camp Creek Water Company owns the lake itself and the 450+ private lots surrounding the lake are owned by individuals. Most lot owners retain a share of stock in the Camp Creek Water Company allowing the property owners to have a say in the operations of the company and the lake. Whether Camp Creek Lake is a permanent home or a weekend cabin – the owners know it as a private, tranquil beauty filled with fun.

Current Notices for Camp Creek

Burn Pile Update

  • DETAILS OF NOTICE:

Clyde Acord and Hoppess burn piles are still OPEN!  Riley Green burn pile is CLOSED until further notice!  

Office Hours

  • DETAILS OF NOTICE:

As the holidays approach, we wanted to remind everyone the office hours will not change because holidays are on Monday when the office is normally closed.

We would like to wish everyone a very happy and safe holiday!

Vegetation Spraying

  • DETAILS OF NOTICE:

Spraying of boat lanes has stopped for the remainder of this year.  We will notify you if that becomes necessary as the new year rolls around.  Luchow Lake Management will be continue to monitor hydrilla, carp and other fish as part of our Lake Management services contract.

Important Reminders

  • DETAILS OF NOTICE:
  • Refrain from alcohol when operating a boat and/or jet ski.
  • Do not pull tubes down the channel.
  • Boats and jet skis must travel in a counterclockwise direction in the skiing area.
  • Life jackets must be worn at all times by those being pulled behind a watercraft and on jet skis.
  • Stay in boat lanes when possible.
  • Be mindful and courteous to others on the lake.
  • Please remember to register all boats and jet skis in the office.​
  • Guests are not to launch their watercraft.
  • Guests will need a pass while on the lake, if they are not with a lot owner.
  • Please refer to the CC Lake Rules & Regulations and Directory Booklet or call the CCWC office if you have questions.