Yegua Creek

As always our time here was awesome. The hosts we freindly and helpful. The view was amazing. Facilities were clean.we had a cold front. Showers we hot but oh my no heat.

My AAR will be written and sent to both USACE Districts of Fortworth and Galveston Districts. Courtesy Copies along with photos will be sent to Lake Manager Yegua Creek Park, Sommerville Project Officer, with additional copies to HQ USACE Washington DC Attn: General William Butch, Texas Representative Stan Gerdes. I will cover in my AAR 1. Personal-How they enforce policy and interact with customers. 2. Fraud Waste and Abuse 3. Common Building Maintenance 4. Intentionally attempting to cause harm and damage to customers by attempting at night to open/pull Recreational Vehicle Black Tanks.

Sincerely
SHELBY INGRAM
SGM, USA
Retired

If it is cold and you need to use the facilities be aware they are not heated. Grass areas are full of sandspurs. Your 4 legged kids won't like that.
Various activities and eating places in both College Station and Brenham. Some restaurants and necessities in Somerville.

Staff was very friendly and helpful. Park was very clean. The kids loved the sand beach next to the lake. Nice trial to walk. Not overcrowded.

Nice heavily shaded spot with ample room and extra parking across from it. Abundant wildlife with lots of deer. Great view of lake and nice boat ramp with courtesy dock.

Camp Host were great. Restrooms were clean.

We love this park. It is always well maintained, clean restrooms, easy location and we always use the boat ramp!

Gate staff and others very welcoming, friendly. Campsites well equipped and maintained. Beautiful lake views from most sites.

First visit to Yegua and Somerville Lake, loved the camp site setup with a lake view. Tree coverage was really nice, loved walking the lake in the morning. On my list of top 3 campsites to stay at.

While there are lovely views from this park, it lacks much and needs more funding. We came in after dark and there is no signage for the camping loops so we got lost and struggled turning around in the dark. There were ants, spiders and sticker burrs everywhere! The tent had bugs crawling all over it. I got several spider bites and our grandchild got ant bites. The bathrooms hadn't been cleaned in days and ants and bugs were in the showers, sinks, and toilets. The playground is long gone and replaced with a few games. The trail has a broken bridge making hiking the loop in entirety impossible. There is no signage indicating this as well. The staff never picked up broken limbs, etc while we were there. Several people made fires during the burn ban and with lack of supervision they went unnoticed. This park has so much potential but not sure I can recommend for now...