Brady Reservoir Vacation and Resort Properties

Brady Creek Reservoir Brady Creek Reservoir on Brady Creek in McColluch County, Texas is just west of Brady, Texas, and is managed by the city. It is a man-made lake, formed in 1963. Brady is in the geographical "heart of Texas". Brady Lake has speed boat races in June. Largemouth bass is the main draw for fishing.

Hords Creek Lake (48 miles) Located approximately 8 miles west of Coleman is one of Texas' most pretty little lakes. Hords Creek Lake is surrounded by beautiful oak trees and offers many activities to all those who enjoy the outdoors. There is a park on each side of the lake, each providing roughly 60 campsites, all standard with water and electricity. The lake also provides premium sites including those with screened-in picnic tables, sewer sites, double sites, and even 50 AMP breakers. The lake also provides shelters... More

Twin Buttes Reservoir (67 miles) Twin Buttes Dam and Reservoir, San Angelo Project, are immediately upstream from the Nasworthy Reservoir, about 6 miles southwest of San Angelo, Texas. Twin Buttes Dam controls the flows of the South and Middle Concho Rivers and Spring Creek. When full, the lake provides approximately 23,000 acres of water surface. Accessible from numerous roads. Several boat ramps and some... More

Inks Dam National Fish Hatchery (67 miles) Inks Dam National Fish Hatchery celebrated its 50th Anniversary in 1988. The Inks Dam National Fish Hatchery provides channel catfish and largemouth bass to Federal and Indian waters of the Southwest. Its mission has expanded to include the production of striped bass for restoration to the Texas gulf coast. Nearly 780,000 catfish and bass were stocked during Fiscal Year... More

Lyndon B Johnson National Historical Park (77 miles) Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park tells the story of our 36th President in a unique and encompassing way. The story begins with Lyndon Johnson's ancestors, tracing the influences his family and his beloved Texas Hill Country had on the boy and the man. In Johnson City, the visitor can see how LBJ influenced his home town by bringing the resources of the U.S. Government to bear on improving the lives of his friends and neighbors. The park also affords a special opportunity to visit a... More