Lake Breeze Ski Lodge

First thing to realize is, this place is for water ski activities first, and thus the facility is built around water activities. So, if you are boating on Lake McQueeney, drive on over to Lake Breeze Ski Lodge, park your boat, walk 30 feet and grab a seat for a bite to eat. The food is outstanding, which seems untypical because it seems 60ish all over. In fact, the rooms are as basic as a room can be. They’ve been updated some over the years, but not quite to a Motel 6 standard. Not to worry, it fits the setting of tranquility. It’s a getaway from the real world. Our group tried a Lakeway resort one year, but came back here. We’re going on 40 years (minus 1) of annual visits in which around 8 families each pay thousands of dollars to cover rooms, food and the bar tab. Oh, nice lounge, too. They make great drinks, including the ice cream drinks like a Grasshopper and Brandy Alexander. During the day, take a swim in their full sized pool overlooking the restaurant and lake. No life guards, so vigilance is mandatory.
Lake Breeze is a really cool place to meet friends from opposite ends of the State. I can’t imagine a better setting for groups.

Way over priced, paid 135.00 for one night. The room has not been touched since the 60s. No phone, micro, fridge, shampoo, ice machine, old metal keys, etc. Very nice staff, you can only book a room on line? No phone calls. Crazy !