About Lake Conroe

Convenience and Seclusion, All in One

Bordering on the edge of the town of Conroe, Texas and unincorporated Montgomery County, Lake Conroe is also very convenient to the major urban center of Houston.

Situated just north of Houston along interstate 45, this lake has seen a wealth of attractive growth.

157 Miles of Stunning Beauty

Originally impounded in 1973 by the San Jacinto River Authority, Lake Conroe features an impressive 22,000 acres of surface water with an average depth of 20 feet.

Bordered on the north by the Sam Houston National Forest, there are miles of pristine flora and fauna to enjoy.

Fishing, Boating, Skiing, and Everything Else

Lake Conroe has a massive array of entertainment venues. Camping, quality RV parks, luxury hotels and condominiums barely scratch the surface of amenities.

Hunting, sport fishing, and pleasure boating are all favorites, as well as stops at some of the area's best lakeside restaurants.

Parades, Festivals, Fireworks, and a River Boat

Lake Conroe hosts a huge variety of events every year. The Christmas Parade of Lights and the 4th of July Island Party are very popular and feature a wide variety of decorated boats.

The Summer Cruise and Valentine's Day get-away are also romantic spots to enjoy time with a special someone on the water.

The Southern Empress hosts three hour cruises around the lake that are sure to please. Dinner on the main deck and a stocked bar and DJ on the Magnolia deck will keep the party lively.

Lake Conroe Has Something for You

With premier developments, upscale residential housing, and a wide array of entertainment venues, this lake has something for just about everyone. Beauty, serenity, and a friendly community await you here at Lake Conroe!