Lake McQueeney, lake in Texas, United States

Lake McQueeney is a reservoir on the Guadalupe River in Texas, United States. It sits in a region of low hills and is bordered by houses and docks along much of its shoreline.

The reservoir was created in the early 20th century when a dam was built on the Guadalupe River to generate power. Over the decades, it has become a popular spot for recreation and lakeside living.

The lake takes its name from the McQueeney family, early settlers in the area. Today, it is a gathering spot for families who spend weekends on the water, and the shoreline is dotted with private docks and boathouses.

The lake is best reached by car, and public access points are limited, so plan your visit around private marinas or rented properties. Boating is popular, but water levels can vary, so check local conditions before heading out.

The lake is known for its clear water, which comes from springs feeding the Guadalupe River. This clarity makes it a favorite for swimming and water sports.