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.

Life at Camp Creek Lake

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Current Notices for Camp Creek

  • POST DATE: August 02, 2024

Burn Pile Update

  • DETAILS OF NOTICE:

January 21, 2025

Lot owners,

These dates are estimates, as we depend on the availability of weather cooperating and volunteer firefighters.

  • Riley Green Road: Closed Burning Tuesday Jan 21st
  • Clyde Acord Road: Closed Burning Monday Jan 20th
  • Hoppess Road: Open

Burn Pile Etiquette

  • If the burn pile closed sign is up, there is no more dumping. We have to keep the piles small to ensure we can safely burn.
  • If a lot owner is caught dumping at a closed burn pile there will be a $500.00 dollar fine. Each burn pile has 24-hour cameras.
  • There is no dumping of any furniture or wood with nails and screws


  • POST DATE: April 20, 2023

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.