Yegua Creek Campground

We arrived a bit early yet the nice lady at the gate made us drive away off the property for an hour only to come back and check in.

The park was almost completely empty so that seemed a bit rude when we arrived tired and just wanted to get settled in.

Nice and clean with nice lake views.

Our rate is with the Senior Pass. Site 2 was level and open view of the lake. If someone is in #1 you won't have the view. Water and electric at site. There were only a few people at the campground in February but there appears to be 6+ camp host sites full. Only saw one person working? Bathrooms were clean but older.

Front gate manned ( friendly ) 3pm check- in no earlier- 30/50amp post & water - level site - many large open grass areas - can throw a rock from site to lake - some stickers in grass - AT&T 4 bars np streaming - $14 was with American the beautiful

We used our National Parks Senior Lifetime pass to save $14/night with electric and water. The sites were decent, but very open between them. It was cold and rainy at night...this was March. Very quiet at night. Bathrooms were clean and well kept. I imagine it is VERY crowded and noisier in season. Can't beat the sunsets over the lake.... more

We just stayed one night while awaiting the opening of the renaissance festival nearby. The park was at 100% capacity but this wasn't a problem as everyone was well behaved. We had a nice view of the lake. There was water and electric at each site but there was only two dump sites on the enter and exit roads. Overall it was enjoyable.

Actually paid $14 due to senior discount. Mainly rvs with boats. Flat spot, but bring something for ants, though not bad. T-Mobile at 34Mbps. Old trees, large lake, boat ramp being repaired. We saw about 6 boats only during stay. 1 seedo. Nice quiet stay.

We weren't crazy about this park. While it is on a nice lake, the sites are way too close together, and the rules are not inforced at all. Rules regarding keeping dogs on leashes, number of vehicles per site, number of people per site, and quiet hours are not enforced. We never saw a park ranger or host even do a drive-through. Some pe... more

This is a nice COE park on Lake Somerville just north of Brenham, Tx. We were there for 2 weeks during spring break and it was still a great place to stay. The park has been hit with 2 major flooding events in the last 4 years so they are still working on issues. Both boat ramps are closed along with half the park, not sure if it is fl... more

Really nice campground by a beautiful lake. Boat ramps were closed but a nice place to sit and listen to the many birds and look at the water. Large herd of deer roaming around. There is a short nature trail (approx. 0.8 miles) which was very pleasant. Restrooms clean and maintained. Showers etc. we just stayed for an overnight on ... more

This is a nice campground on a large lake. Some of the best lake side sites are closed due to recent flooding, but we were still able to get a site with a nice water view. In my opinion the sites are a tad bit close together, but during our stay in early December the campground was only partially full so it was not a big deal. We e... more