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Hubbard Creek Lake
Hubbard Creek Lake
Live The Legacy In Breckenridge, TX
Hubbard Creek Lake
Just 5 miles west of Breckenridge sits Hubbard Creek Lake, a sprawling reservoir of nearly 15,000 acres and over 100 miles of shoreline. Prized by anglers, boaters, campers, and nature lovers, the lake blends rugged Texas beauty with lively recreation — from fishing and boating to lakeside picnics and cabin getaways.
Experience Breckenridge at Hubbard Creek Lake
Hubbard Creek Lake delivers wide-open adventures and tranquil moments alike. Cast your line for largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, or white bass among standing timber, brush, and rocky shoreline. Launch your boat from one of the public ramps, or paddle across quiet inlets for beautiful views.
Location
Hubbard Creek Lake, Stephens County, Breckenridge, TX
Hours
Public boat ramps include Peeler Park, Game Warden Slough, Village Inn ramp, Three G’s, Bridgeview, Paul Prater Landing. Some ramps open year-round; some usable even at lower water levels.
Swimming, fishing, and camping access available (primitive camping in some public park areas).
Regulated by Texas Parks & Wildlife & the West Central Texas Municipal Water District. Fishing licenses & rules apply.
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