Yegua Creek

My friends and I had a wonderful time camping on Yegua Creek park.

The campground was so peaceful! Winter is great since you don't hear all the air conditioners going. Large sites, fire rings, picnic tables. Sites are pretty level and many of the sites have tree cover. No sewer connections, but there's a dump station. Various wildlife around, including deer.

Nice facility and area.

My husband and I recently camped at Yehua Park. We stayed during the week and only had 3 other campers in our circle area until Thursday when a number of other campers came. We enjoyed taking walks in the evening to watch all the deer. We were right near a cove so walking and fishing along the water was also fun. The showers were warm, but it was open-air so it was a little breezy. We do plan to camp here again.

What a nice campground! The campsites are arranged so most have a great view of the lake. The sunsets were beautiful, and there were lots of deer. Our weekend was cold and windy, and we still really enjoyed our stay.

Nice park,sites had plenty of space, not too close together. Staff was friendly and helpful

We stayed there on new years eve 2020. I didn't realize the bath house was not heated and it was 40 degrees after a front came through. The water was hot but very cold after the shower. I understand that people are going to revel on new years eve but fireworks and loud boisterous yelling and screaming went on until 3am and nobody stoped it. There's even a sign that says no fireworks. We had to get up early and go to an athletic competition on the 1st and we got very little sleep and were tired. It was two groups of campers making all the noise and the rest of the campers had to suffer also. Also the pads are gravel not like the state parks so dirt and mud gets in the camper when it rains. The plus is nice view of the lake and lots of deer walking around. I would stay there again except not on new years eve.

Nice park. Great weekend

The only reason booked this date so we could check in on the 23rd before 3pm. We have been camping at Lake Somerville since the late 1970's, usually 3/4 times a year. Also, stay at many other COE parks throughout the year. The only Parks that have enforced this rule are Canyon Lake and now Lake Somerville. Hotels have similar policies; however if a room is available they don't make you pay for the previous night or make you stand out on the street till the check-in time. They let you check-in. If not available you can sit in the lobby and wait. Don't know Somerville's policy but Canyon is must move vehicles off COE property. I am not a believer the customer is always right but believe good customer service is an asset. This policy is not good customer service.
As a side note most campers leave the campground in the early morning hours so sites are available and they have paid for the available services till 2pm so the COE is at most losing an hour of service.

Beautiful view of the lake, peaceful , deers everywhere, be aware of raccoons at night , they are shameless, destroying everything , it s a nice place otherwise