Convenient Location Near Major Cities
Located just 7 miles southeast of New Braunfels and 4 miles west of Seguin, Lake McQueeney is conveniently positioned in west-central Guadalupe County. It’s only an hour’s drive from Austin and 40 minutes from San Antonio.
A Cozy, Scenic Lake
Covering 396 acres with 25 miles of shoreline, Lake McQueeney is a picturesque waterway connected to the Guadalupe River and managed by the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority.
A Water Sports Haven
Originally built for hydroelectric power, Lake McQueeney has transformed into a popular destination for fishing and water skiing, earning it the nickname “Water Ski Capital of Texas.” The lake is even home to a state record— a 104-pound yellow catfish that stood for 30 years!
Water Sports and Community Events
The lake is home to a variety of events, including the annual Fourth of July boat parade. The local ski clubs, such as the “Ski Bees,” frequently host water skiing, jet skiing, and wakeboarding competitions, offering thrilling shows during the summer months.
Perfect for Water Fun and Relaxation
Whether you’re looking to enjoy exciting water sports or simply relax and fish, Lake McQueeney is the ideal spot for both adventure and downtime on the water.
Lake Information
Permit is not required to use the lake.
Jet skis are allowed.
Motorized boats are allowed.
Houseboats are allowed with restrictions. — Must obtain permit from GBRA
Boating restrictions (Yes). — Must have PFDs (See http://www.lakemcqueeney.org/SafetyGuide.pdf)
Dock restrictions (Yes). — Must obtain permit from GBRA
