INDEPENDENCE DAY SPECIAL EVENT
Liberty on The Lake
Celebrating America’s 250th Independence Day with a Spectacular Fireworks Show Over Canyon Lake. Enjoy Canyon Lake’s very first over-the-water community fireworks display, launched right over the heart of Canyon Lake. Reflections across the water and echoing booms through the hills set the stage for an unforgettable evening. Book your site and join us and your family, friends, and lawn chairs for a show unlike anything our area has seen before.
Lake Pointe is Calling…
Canyon Lake Texas is a true hidden treasure of the Central Texas Hill Country. With breathtaking park and lake views; this is the place where many are starting to call home. White-tailed deer, foxes, roadrunners, and other wildlife are in abundance in the Texas Hill Country and especially at Canyon Lake. The Texas Hill Country is famous for its hilly terrain, live oak trees, limestone rocks, native animals, and clean fresh air.
Resort Amenities
- Lake views in many RV sites
- Direct walking access to Canyon Lake
- Wedding and party facilities for rent
- Onsite hike and bike trails
- Junior Olympic-sized swimming pool
Lake Pointe News
It is Fawning Season…
Do not approach, do not touch…
If you see a fawn, please stay at least 50 feet away. Do not approach, touch, pick up, hold or move our deer babies. Mom will be back! It is natural for a doe to leave her baby while she forages for food, often for many hours at a time. A lone fawn is usually not an orphaned fawn. Keep dogs on leash at all times and away from the fawns.
Please tell your kids…
Please educate your children that fawns are delicate and can easily break a leg. Also, a doe will attack and injure you badly if they feel their fawn is in danger. Please leave the baby deer alone so that mom can safely return. If the fawn is visibly injured, starving or poorly responsive, contact office staff.
Check under your vehicle before driving…
Sometimes fawns are left under vehicles by their mothers. Fawns have been run over accidentally here! Please check under your vehicle and especially under each tire before moving to prevent a needless tragedy. Thanks for helping!
