Looking for Lodging on Lake LBJ?

This summer, are you looking to spend some time out on Lake LBJ? We welcome you to a summer of fun: boating, fishing, swimming, camping, and more! But if you’re looking for the perfect cabin to hunker down in, we’ve got that info too. Read on and browse these three lodging locations around Lake LBJ!

Lake LBJ Peacock House

This house is perfect for spending a weekend away from work! Not far from Marble Falls, you’ll find the Lake LBJ Peacock House. It’s a four bedroom home with large waterfront windows. There’s a boat slip, plenty of deck space, and a kitchen large enough for too many cooks. You’ll love spending time here; you might not even want to leave!

Elk Lodge

This large waterfront home sleeps fifteen! It’s the perfect place to plan your family vacation or even reunion! It’s even accommodating for your pets, with access to a fenced area for dogs to get some exercise. Get ready to relax and enjoy the sunshine in this 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom home!

The Oaks at Glen Cove

This house resides in a quiet no wake zone off the Colorado arm of Lake LBJ. It has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and sleeps ten people total! And of course, you can always lay out air mattresses for additional guests; there’s plenty of room to roam. Does someone like to cook outside? Outside of this beautiful home you’ll find a wood-burning barbecue pit, as well as a gas grill.

We hope that this summer, you can find a home away from home out on Lake LBJ! Whether you’re on the water boating and skiing, swimming, or just floating around the cove, we hope you have the opportunity to unwind and enjoy the sunshine. Happy summer!

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Lake LBJ Weather Forecast

Martin Luther King Jr Day

Mostly Cloudy

Hi: 37

Monday Night

Snow Likely

Lo: 23

Tuesday

Partly Sunny

Hi: 37

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Mostly Clear

Lo: 15

Wednesday

Mostly Sunny

Hi: 53

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Lo: 28

Thursday

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Hi: 57

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Fishing Report from TPWD (Jan. 15)

FAIR. Water stained; 58 degrees; 0.27 feet below pool. Crappie are good in open water in 20-25 feet with orange and chartreuse jigs. White bass are good in 30-35 feet of water with white jigging spoons. Report by Jess Rotherham, Texas Crappie Fishing Service. Fishing patterns are similar, just be sure to slow down your approach. Bass are good on rock piles and brush piles on sunny days. Docks always come into play on this lake so if you find the right ones you can catch a mess of bass. Look for deeper docks but if you do not find any bass try the outside edges. There are some nice grass patches around the lake as well and lots of bass can be found around some of those. Baits working are Texas-rigged plastics like worms and craws and wacky rigged stick worms. A shallow to mid crankbait and spinnerbaits are working as well. Report by Bryan Cotter, Texas Hawgs. Largemouth bass can be caught in 7-15 feet of water on the outer edge of grass with shad patterned Alabama rigs, or crawfish colored rattle trap or chatterbait, or dragging senkos or 6 inch trick worms on the outer edge of grass. Some fish are on humps long drawn out points Texas rigs or Carolina rigs, or in boat docks wacky rigged senkos. Report by Charles Whited, Barefoot Fishing Tours.

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