Victor Braunig Lake

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Moon Dawg

5 months ago

I bought a family pass, i’ll bring someone with me one out of 10 times,and the one time I brought my brother they made him pay 10 bucks. The lady in the front seemed way too enthusiastic about denying pass holder entry. zero stars.

philip simpson

5 months ago

It is too expensive! $15 if arriving after 6pm, $10 per person, $10 per boat. It's not worth $35 for en evening after work a few hours until dark. The park owners can do better. Got really bad energy from lady at entrance. It's like she knew the price is way too high, but she was also super unfriendly for some reason. I might not come back

Some Dude

4 months ago

Wouldn't let me on the property with my kayak cause the wind was too much. This was today 10/17/2024. You can check the weather for the day. Wind was 8mph with 10-15mph gusts. Baby bullshit, I paid for my annual pass, guess that doesn't matter

About Victor Braunig Lake

Nestled just south of San Antonio, Victor Braunig Lake offers an intriguing locale for both city-dwellers and out-of-town visitors seeking a peaceful retreat from the urban hustle. Despite some mixed reviews from visitors about entry fees and certain restrictions, the lake has its fair share of admirers who relish its tranquil setting. Known for its stunning sunsets and relaxing atmosphere, Braunig Lake can be a perfect spot for an evening getaway. However, the lake's fishing potential has garnered criticism, notably due to underwater vegetation that frequently ensnares lines, and limited fish activity. Even if you're not an avid angler, the lakeside offers a beautiful setting to unwind, particularly in the early evening when the heat wanes and a gentle breeze sweeps over the water. While there may be some rocky areas to navigate—both literally and in terms of park policies—Victor Braunig Lake remains a serene escape just a short drive from the bustling city life.