Lake Whitney

Short, Accessible Distance from Major Texas Cities

Dubbed the "Getaway Capital of Texas" by the State of Texas, Lake Whitney is conveniently accessible from major Texas cities, ranging from Dallas to Austin.

Among Largest Texan Lakes Spanning over 23,500 acres

Created in 1951 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Lake Whitney was built to help minimize flooding along major Texas rivers. Today, Lake Whitney stands as one of the largest Texas lakes boasting more than 23,500 acres.

Beautiful Views, Small-Town Feel, and Countless Activities

Lake Whitney is known for its crystal clear water, picturesque limestone cliffs and numerous coves hidden within the 225 miles of shoreline.

All year round, visitors and locals praise the Lake Whitney area for its uncrowded nature and small-town feel.

The area is home to six marinas, three golf courses, 15 parks and some of central Texas' finest eateries. Whether you enjoy fishing, horseback riding, or boating, the Lake Whitney area has something for everyone.

Tournaments, Regattas and Family Fun

Throughout the year, the Lake Whitney area is host to a number of annual fishing tournaments, regattas, as well as craft and music festivals.

Lake Whitney also hosts a number of family-friendly events including a Youth Fishing Tournament in June and an Easter Egg Hunt.

Lake Whitney is Truly the "Getaway Capital of Texas"

Whether you're looking for the perfect weekend destination or a permanent residence, Lake Whitney makes lakeside living a dream.