Nestled in the heart of Central Texas, approximately 10 miles north of Brownwood in Brown County, lies Lake Brownwood – a captivating reservoir and census-designated place. Spanning roughly 7,300 surface acres with a maximum depth of 95 feet, the lake is a serene escape. While the small community of Lake Brownwood boasts about 1,462 residents, the nearby city of Brownwood is home to nearly 19,000 people. The area's tranquil ambiance and picturesque surroundings make it a cherished getaway for both locals and visitors seeking relaxation and natural beauty.

Lake Brownwood is a prime destination for sports enthusiasts and anglers alike, renowned for its exceptional freshwater fishing. The lake is abundant with bass, white bass, catfish, crappie, and sunfish, making it one of Central Texas's premier fishing spots. Marinas around the lake offer boat rentals, guide services, and regularly host fishing tournaments, catering to every angler's needs.

Beyond the lure of fishing, Lake Brownwood is a haven for diverse water sports. Boating, kayaking, jet skiing, swimming, and paddleboarding are all popular activities, facilitated by numerous access points and rental facilities. Lake Brownwood State Park further enhances the experience with dedicated swimming areas, fishing piers, boat ramps, and over six miles of scenic hiking and biking trails, ensuring adventure for all.

There a lots of types of lodging at Lake Brownwood

For those who prefer to stay on dry land, the region offers a wealth of options including camping, cozy cabins, and family-friendly amenities. Visitors can enjoy volleyball courts, picnic areas, and explore historic structures built during the Civilian Conservation Corps era. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby Hideout Golf Club & Resort, featuring an 18-hole championship course and resort-style accommodations. Collectively, these attractions solidify Lake Brownwood as a versatile destination, perfect for outdoor recreation, tranquil relaxation, and year-round enjoyment.

Planning on bringing your boat to Texas lakes?

Clean, Drain and Dry your boat to prevent the spread of zebra mussels and other invasive species.