Kingsland Chamber - 2020 Magazine

FTRakEeEOne The Official Publication of the AquaBoom

Kingsland/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce Celebration
Section
Inside

KINGSLAND, TEXAS

2020 - 2021

- COVER PHOTO COURTESY OF MATT TURNER VIDEO SERVICES

SEE OUR ADS ON PAGES 12 & 13 TO LEARN MORE!

The - Newly Rebuilt 2900 Bridge
Comeback
is Always

Stronger
Than the
Setback

As many know our beautiful lake community made national of 2019 then you were certain to see Kingsland’s newest
headlines in 2018 for the historic flood that wiped out the lake attraction. Just south of the junction of the Llano
2900 bridge. There were plenty of articles and news stories and Colorado Rivers massive amounts of sand from the
written about that devastating day in October, however this flooding were deposited forming the “Kingsland Party Bar”.
will not be one of them. This is a story about the strength This sand bar has given boaters of all ages a playground
of a community and our comeback from that day. A story in the heart of LBJ. The perfect place to dock your boat or
about how from every dark moment comes a silver lining. jet ski and spend an afternoon in the water. Prior to the
Kingsland came together in a way that few communities flood LBJ didn’t have much to offer in the form of a “sandy
have, driven by a #KINGSLANDSTRONG mantra, and beach,” but as a silver lining this new party bar has created
now there is no looking back. the perfect summer playground for lakegoers. On a normal
summer day there could be 50+ watercraft beached. Just
Step one was rebuilding the 2900 bridge. A gateway to minutes from the new and improved Kingsland Community
our community was taken from us, but thankfully with the Park, and other area attractions such as Boat Town and
work of so many contractors, TXDOT, state officials, and Wakepoint, the sandbar is perfectly located in the heart of
community members, the bridge was reopened in only 7 Lake LBJ in Kingsland.
months’ time. What was once a broken path and a pile
of debris, has transformed into a shining symbol of the There is an influx of new homes, new businesses, and new
improvements happening in the Kingsland community. entertainment in Kingsland and the future is even brighter.
The bigger and better bridge has wider travel lanes, a Come see all the new that our community has to offer.
5-foot higher arch in the middle, and a 6 foot sidewalk for You certainly will not be disappointed by our waters and
pedestrian traffic across Lake LBJ. A new entryway into abundant entertainment and lodging options in Kingsland.
the new Kingsland. Choose from a historic hotel, charming cottages, RV parks
and vacation rentals. Kingsland is on the rise and not
Speaking of new, if you visited Lake LBJ in the summer looking back. The Lake is safe and Kingsland is your
perfect year-round playground in the hill country.

Kingsland has been growing since 1951, but the KINGSLAND, TEXAS! | 1
devastating flood that brought national attention to the
lakeside town in 2018 seemed to inspire a special sense KINGSLAND:
of community pride that has brought a new level of energy
and enthusiasm to the thriving community. A Vibrant and
Thriving
It was in 1951 that construction of a dam just upstream
from Marble Falls on the Colorado River transformed a Community
tiny and isolated village at the junction of the Llano and
Colorado Rivers into the only town on a sparkling lake: a - by John Hallowell -
lake surrounding Kingsland on three sides in a valley ringed
with beautiful hills. The scenery and the excellent fishing Good things kept happening. Kingsland got a huge boost
were at first the only attractions, but more and more people from Buddies, the combination gas station, convenience
came to Kingsland to enjoy the lake (now Lake Lyndon B. store, restaurant and civic-minded “good neighbor” that
Johnson). replaced a deteriorating former church with a strikingly
modern new building on the corner of Ranch Roads
Kingsland never has become an incorporated city, 1431 and 2900 in 2013. A couple of years later the aging
although it may be the most populous of all the communities shopping center across the street was torn down and a
around the upper Highland Lakes. Many people prefer the new Prosperity Bank was built. (In a tribute to Kingsland’s
lower taxes and less restrictive laws of an unincorporated history, the front wall of the former Highland Lakes National
community. Bank – well known as a Kingsland landmark for its mosaic
map of the Highland Lakes area – was preserved and
Through the years, more and more people put down incorporated into the design of the beautiful new bank).
roots in the scenic community, and a variety of businesses
provided basic goods and services for the growing In just the past three years, Kingsland’s economy has
population. received several notable infusions of positivity. Beautiful
new homes went up along Kingsland’s miles of shoreline.
Kingsland began to mature as a community long before Several new restaurants opened, historic businesses were
the flood. A beautiful new library, an excellent elementary renovated, and new businesses opened; a Boys & Girls
school and a modern H.E.B. grocery store were built. A Club was formed, and volunteers expanded baseball and
couple from Austin renovated the historic Antlers Hotel football leagues for Kingsland’s youngsters. The Kingsland
and brought three cabooses, a McKinley railroad coach School opened providing more educational options. The
(converted to overnight lodgings) and the famous Texas Place Downtown (across from the post office on RR 1431)
Chainsaw Massacre house (now the Grand Central Café) became a music venue for local and visiting bands, and
to the heart of “old” Kingsland in the 1990s. In the early two impressive new complexes (Boat Town and Wakepoint
2000s, most of the old Buckner Boys Ranch became an LBJ) opened on the waterfront in 2018.
upscale housing development (including Kingsland’s
second great golf course) on the east side of Lake LBJ’s
Colorado River arm.

Then came the flood, and with it a temporary despair

as the Ranch Road 2900 bridge collapsed and whole

neighborhoods were inundated. It looked as though much

of Kingsland’s recent progress had been wiped out by the

rushing water. (Continued on Inside Back Cover)

2 | KINGSLAND, TEXAS!

YOUR LOCAL INSURANCE EXPERTS

But Don't Just Take Our Word For It

Look what our clients have to say...

"Timmons Insurance Agency and the "I use Timmons for commercial
people who work there represent the insurance policies. I've found their staff
very best of everything you would want to be very professional, knowledgeable,
and hope for in the important matters of
and responsive. I'm very happy with
insuring vehicles and homes." their service."
-Kathleen S. -Brian S.

"Their prompt response, service focus,
and attention to the needs of clients

makes insurance (something that is hard
to make time for) easy. Thanks guys!"

-William M.

425 Ranch Road 2900 Kingsland, TX 78639

325.388.4934 | www.timmonsinsuranceagency.com

KINGSLAND, TEXAS! | 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS

#KINGSLANDSTRONG The Comeback is always IFC
Stronger than the Setback
Who Built the Highland Lakes, 16-17
and Why?
Kingsland / Lake LBJ Chamber 19
Working for You 20-22
Chamber Directory
21
~ Chamber Board & Staff

AQUABOOM 2020

~ Booming in the 20’s! ~

AQUABOOM SPONSORS 23-46
SCHOLARSHIP TRUST 28
ROYAL COURT 29
1001 King Court, Kingsland Texas THEMES & QUEENS 30
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 34-35
www.theantlers.com
Kingsland Community Park 47
Open to the
Public Daily Where to Stay 55-59

at 7am

Visit Kingsland 57

Visit Llano County 58

Celebrating Our Scary Stuff 66

Directory Of Advertisers 67

Kingsland: A Vibrant Community 1 & IBC

THANK YOU,
ADVERTISERS

This magazine would not be possible
without the support of our advertisers. It
is distributed year-round, statewide and
throughout the hill country, showcasing
all that’s great about Kingsland /Lake LBJ.

We are proud to partner with AquaBoom,
whose special section highlights the July
4th events that Kingsland has celebrated
for 50 years. Thank you, AquaBoom
sponsors, for making the events possible.

4 | KINGSLAND, TEXAS!

KINGSLAND, TEXAS! | 5

www.Lentz-GannInsurance.com

6 | KINGSLAND, TEXAS!

We Call Kingsland Home.

With BancorpSouth, you have a bank that’s just right for you–
right here in Kingsland. Call on us for all your financial needs.

We’re right where you are.

BancorpSouth.com

Chuck Lacallade & Automotive Repair
Rebecca Lange Dependable & Quality Service

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

Proud Supporters of the Brown & Lacallade P.C.
425 Ranch Road 2900

Kingsland/Lake LBJ Chamber Kingsland, TX 78639
325.388.7100
of Commerce

Lake Buchanan and Inks Lake Family Owned & Operated
Celebrating 30 Years in Business
Fall Creek Falls Visitor Center Lake Buchanan /
Inks Lake COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
Alignments • Diagnostics • Brakes • Tune Ups • Exhaust
Lake Buchanan / 19611 E. State Hwy 29 www.buchanan-inks.com Electrical Repair • 4-Wheel Drive • RV Chassis
Inks Lake Chamber of Commerce Buchanan Dam
Highland Safety Center

325.388.9227

4401 Ranch Rd 1431W | Kingsland, TX 78639

KINGSLAND, TEXAS! | 7
HIGH-QUALITY, AFFORDABLE

TINY HOMES!

CALL LISA
TODAY

512.844.1104

www.highlandlakestinyhomes.com

8 | KINGSLAND, TEXAS!

KINGSLAND, TEXAS! | 9

13708 W FM 1431
Kingsland

Proudly Serving Lake LBJ
and all the Highland Lakes

• Quality Boat Dock Construction
• Dock Repairs & Service
• RGC Hydraulic Boat Lifts
• Dredging & Demolition
• Retaining Walls
• Underwater Inspections & Debris Removal

512-588-0655
ktwaterfront.com

Residential + Investment
Waterfront + New Construction

Taylor Delz

325-423-4073
taylor@thedelzrealtygroup.com

10 | KINGSLAND, TEXAS!

Rio Vista Resort

on beautiful Lake LBJ

Lake Houses, Condos, RIV Sites

705 W. Young (Hwy 29) Llano, TX 78643
325-247-4450 | miillers.com

Lake LBJ with a slide, mini golf, play
ground, swimming pool, boat slips,
boat ramp, pool table ondmore

Rio Vista Resort

234 Rio Vista Drive - 325.388.6331

RioVistaResort.com

KINGSLAND, TEXAS! | 11

on Lake LBJ

Big Rig Friendly • Full Hookup Sites
Boat Launch & Slips • Swimming & Fishing
Free Wi-Fi & Cable TV • Cabins Now Available

Good Sam Top 100 Rated
2322 N. Wirtz Dam Rd., Marble Falls, TX 78654
830-798-8199 • www.sunsetpointlbj.com

12 | KINGSLAND, TEXAS!

KINGSLAND, TEXAS! | 13

14 | KINGSLAND, TEXAS!

KINGSLAND, TEXAS! | 15

16 | KINGSLAND, TEXAS! Each of the dams was built to help manage
floods and generate hydroelectric power.
Who Built the The dams in the Highland Lakes chain have
Highland Lakes, hydroelectric generation stations that contribute
and Why? to the Central Texas energy supply. Together,
the hydroelectric plants at the dams can provide
- Lakes were created for flood management, more than 295 megawatts of power.
water supply, and hydroelectric power.
As a bonus, they are a great place to The Hill Country and Central Texas have a
live, work and play! - greater risk of flash flooding than most regions
of the United States. The region of Texas is
called Flash Flood Alley because of the area’s
steep terrain, shallow soil and unusually high
rainfall rates. Heavy rains can quickly transform
into walls of fast-moving water with great
destructive potential.

During a flood, LCRA operates the Highland

Central Texas, known as “Flash Flood Alley,” is home to Lakes dams to reduce the intensity of

frequent, sudden heavy rains and flooding. The region also flooding downstream by managing the flow of
is subject to droughts. The Highland Lakes were created floodwaters through the lakes and river system.

to manage floods and capture water when it rains to ensure the When flooding on the lakes or their tributaries

region has a reliable water supply during dry times. is imminent, LCRA works to manage the

Lakes Buchanan and Travis – the region’s water supply floodwaters by holding or moving water as
reservoirs – provide water for more than a million users, needed through a series of dams along the
including communities, industries, businesses, agriculture and Highland Lakes. Of the six Highland Lakes,
the environment in the lower Colorado River basin. Together, only Lake Travis – formed by Mansfield Dam
lakes Buchanan and Travis can hold about 2 million acre-feet of – is designed to hold back floodwaters that
water. It’s important to note that none of the Highland Lakes are otherwise would flood Austin and downstream
constant-level lakes. communities. 

The Lower Colorado River Authority operates six Upstream of Lake Travis, Lake Buchanan
has no flood pool. It has little additional

dams on the lower Colorado River in Central Texas:  capacity for floodwaters when it is

Buchanan, Inks, Wirtz, Starcke, Mansfield and Tom Miller. considered full. The smaller, pass-through

These dams form the six Highland Lakes: Buchanan, Inks, lakes – Inks, LBJ, Marble Falls and Austin

LBJ, Marble Falls, Travis and Austin. – have no extra capacity for floodwaters.

KINGSLAND, TEXAS! | 17

STAY IN THE
KNOW

If you own property
on the lake

or come often,
sign up for flood
notifications at

www.lcra.org
and at

www.warncentraltexas.org

18 | KINGSLAND, TEXAS!

2900 Bridge | Kingsland, tx

Ray Lynch, CFP® Serving the Families and Communities
of Central Texas Since 1986
Financial Advisor
1305 W Ranch Rd 1431 Suite B 830.201.4800
Kingsland, TX 78639 www.laurenconcrete.com
325-388-6602

www.edwardjones.com
Member SIPC

MKT-1952F-A

The Kingsland Chamber of Commerce wants
to thank all of our members for their continued
support.

Visit our website,
or follow us on
Facebook for
more info on how
to get involved
in 2020 and the
future!

Join us for a Chamber Breakfast Club, Happy
Hour, Socials, Golf Tournament, and many
more great events to help you and our community
thrive!

Visit www.kingslandchamber.org for more info!

KINGSLAND, TEXAS! | 19

Kingsland / Lake Breakfast Club. The third Wednesday of most months,
LBJ Chamber business leaders gather to promote their businesses and
connect with other businesses to collaborate.

Mixers. The first Thursday of most months, leaders gather
to connect and celebrate all that is great about Kingsland.

Working for You Awards Banquet. Each February, the Chamber honors
the people and businesses who make a difference in the

community.

~ Chamber provides leadership in unincorporated Kingsland Beautification Golf Tournament. Each
community, supports business growth and March, a golf tournament raises funds for beautification of
development, and connects business and
the community. Not your typical golf tournament, sponsors

get face time with golfers, and everyone has a great time.

community leaders. ~ Fall Social. The annual event is “the” event of the fall,
attracting business and community leaders for a fun and
Nestled between the beautiful waters of the Llano and Colorado festive evening of food and music.
Rivers on the banks of Lake LBJ is the unincorporated area
known as Kingsland. The Kingsland/Lake LBJ Chamber of Scream 2020. Building on the infamously popular “Texas
Commerce takes pride in being a bridge between members of Chainsaw Massacre” house here, a haunted house experience
the community and businesses in the Kingsland area. attracts visitors from throughout the hill country to Kingsland.

It is our mission to serve the more than 225 members of our Winter Texan Dinners. The Chamber hosts dinners the
Chamber and to add value to our community. We actively second Tuesdays of January, February and March, ensuring
promote the community to visitors and potential residents. these important visitors know how much they are appreciated.

Local business owners and community members are invited AquaBoom Spirit of Kingsland Contest. To encourage
to join the Chamber, attend events, and get involved in the local businesses to decorate for long-standing AquaBoom
Chamber’s activities and initiatives. Volunteers are needed for celebration, the Chamber hosts a contest for decorations.
everything – and volunteering gives individuals opportunities to
promote their businesses, make friends, and make a difference. CHAMBER LEADERS

OUR MAJOR INITIATIVES: Our officers are President, Susan Patten of Valentine
Lakeside and LCRA; Vice President, Melody Yanniell
Kingsland Magazine. This magazine is distributed statewide of Prosperity Bank; Secretary, Karen Raven of
and locally. The Magazine includes a special section on Boat Town Burger Bar; and Treasurer, Walt Harris of
AquaBoom, Kingsland’s 50-year-old July Fourth Celebration. Security Bank & Trust.
Learn more about AquaBoom elsewhere in the magazine. To
advertise in next year’s magazine, contact the Chamber. Members of the Board of Directors are Paul Danna of
Danna Home Repair, Derek Timmons of Buddies, Blake
Visitor’s Center. The Chamber office serves as a one-stop Seick of Timmons Insurance, Greg Rice of ACI Pest & Lawn,
shop for brochures, maps, business cards, magazines and other Jesus Silva of Edward Jones, Mina Martin of Log Country
materials to help visitors and potential residents get familiar with Cove, Andy Virdell of Landmaster’s Real Estate, and Hafdis
our area. Our office manager and Board are a go-to resource for Gentry. Former President Louann Raley serves as President
all things Kingsland! Emeritus. Darlene Zubkus is the Chamber’s Office Manager.

Kingsland Community Park. The Chamber Board is the STAY IN THE KNOW
trustee of the Park. See story about the park elsewhere in this
magazine. www.KingslandChamber.org
On Facebook @kingsland.chamber
Lunch & Learns. Quarterly luncheons provide speakers
that share tools and knowledge to help businesses and the
community grow and prosper.

20 | KINGSLAND, TEXAS!

KINGSLAND / LAKE LBJ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

325 Internet 325-270-0057 DLD Enterprises 325-248-3284

4-T Propane, LLC 325-248-7788 DNJ Septics and Construction

A & B Termite & Pest Control 325-388-6642 Dorado Contractors 325-248-3581

A.C.I. Pest & Lawn Solutions, Inc 325-388-0300 Double T Home Builders 325-388-4822

Ace Home Improvement 325-388-4526 Earthly Treasures Storage 830-613-7468

All-Tex Insurance 325-247-2246 Edwards, Bill and Debra

American Mobile Detailing 325-956-1163 Eric’s Plumbing Services, LLC 830-243-5676

American Tailgating 325-956-1163 Fifty Five & Finer LLC 512-627-5191

Angel’s Pizza 325-388-6569 First Baptist Church 325-388-4507

Aquaboom Parks & Development 325-248-5393 First Texas Bank 512-556-3691

Arbol Tree Service 325-388-6170 First United Bank of Texas 325-388-3119

Backbone Valley Nursery 830-693-9348 Floormaster 325-388-4871

Bancorp South 325-388-4513 Foxworth Galbraith 830-693-4347

Bay Marine 830-598-8763 Freedom Lives Ranch RV Resort 830-385-6735

Bayless, Linda Freshcoat Painters 512-787-2379

Baylor Scott & White Healthcare Systems 830-388-9400 Galloway Insurance Agency 512-756-2988

Ben E. Keith of Llano 325-247-4224 Gentry, Hafdis

Black Rock Cottages 512-793-2826 Gillean & Associates Realty 830-596-0700

Bluebonnet Café, Inc. 830-693-2344 Golden Genie Organizing, LLC 208-946-3583

Boat Dockter 512-756-5000 Grand Central Cafe 325-388-6022

Boat Town 325-388-4343 Granite Storage, LLC 830-385-5727

Booes Concrete Granite Wealth Management 830-693-6760

Bourgeois, Jon and Christine H.E.B. Food Store 325-388-4601

Boys and Girls Club of Kingsland 325-388-2800 Handyman Construction 512-755-4909

Bridgefarmer’s Custom Trophy & Screen Printing 512-453-1957 Hefner, Mary Ann

Brock Dock and Patio 512-715-2035 Heinicke, Shirley

Brother Sun Builder 830-613-1338 Helfenstine, Sam

Brown & Lacallade, PLLC 325-388-7100 Highland Furniture Center 830-693-4339

Buddies 1 Stop, LLC 325-270-3744 Highland Lakes Family Crisis Ctr 830-693-3656

Burnet Trophies & Awards 512-756-6712 Highland Lakes Master Gardener Association 512-756-5463

CAC Marketing Solutions 830-613-7013 Highland Lakes Pregnancy Center 325-388-0354

Cafe 2300 512-756-0550 Highland Lakes Quilt Guild

Candlelight Ranch 512-323-5300 Highland Lakes Tiny Homes 512-844-1104

Carvajal Group 512-786-1515 Highland Lakes Title Co. 325-388-2999

CASA for the Highland Lakes Area 325-388-3440 Highland Lakes United Methodist Church 325-388-4187

Cecil Atkission 512-756-2128 Highland Lakes Watercraft 325-388-0332

Centerline Services 325-270-0684 Highland Lakes Weekly 325-423-4927

Central Texas Electric Coop 325-388-4542 Highland Safety Center 325-388-9227

Central Texas Land Titles 830-598-4898 Hill Country Auxiliary 325-423-0818

Chapman Docks, Inc. 325-388-6545 Hill Country Builders Association 830-798-2266

Charlies Concrete Hill Country Hall 512-470-1138

Coker, Rhonda Hill Country Shops 512-964-0636

Comfort Inn & Suites 512-756-1789 Hill Country Stays 512-422-9810

Craigen Marine Contractors 325-388-2140 His Joshua House 325-388-0293

Custom Creations 830-693-8206 Hyder & Son Safe and Lock 512-793-4475

Dairy Queen # 26 325-388-3160 Indian River Home Goods Store 830-637-7171

Dan Garcia Photography 512-831-2759 JBar Enterprises 830-598-5227

Danna Home Repair & Roofing 512-801-9944 Jeff Hopf Insurance 325-247-5310

DAV 830-265-7557 Jesus Silva - Edward Jones 512-756-4096

Deb’s Doggy Bath House 325-388-0147 Jim Leach Fine Art Photography 832-691-0128

Delz Realty Group 325-423-4073 Juice Plus 281-782-4099

Deyo, Truman Keller Williams, Mitzi Birdsong 214-908-1303

KINGSLAND, TEXAS! | 21

Kelly-Moore Paints 325-388-3703 Outback Party Rentals 830-798-2000

Kindred Financial Services 512-521-0945 Out of Wack Entertainment 512-713-4714

Kingsland Community Center 325-388-3321 PEC 830-693-5525

Kingsland Community Church 325-388-4516 Promotional Creations 830-637-0680

Kingsland Friends of the Library Prosperity Bank 325-388-4551

Kingsland Garden Club 325-388-8849 Protea Salon & Spa 512-689-3607

Kingsland Health & Fitness 325-388-0733 Quick Brakes, LLC 512-793-3300

Kingsland Health Mart 325-388-4593 Raley, Dan & Louann

Kingsland Hills Care Center 325-388-4538 Ray Lynch, CFP®, AAMS® Edward Jones Financial 325-388-6602

Kingsland House of Arts & Crafts 325-388-6159 Red Tech Repairs 432-552-9877

Kingsland Lions Club 325-388-3568 Residences at Panther Hollow 830-214-2421

Kingsland Municipal Utility District 325-388-4559 Rio De Looney 325-248-3805

Kingsland Trails & Townepark 830-693-4521 Rio Vista Resort 325-388-6331

Kingsland Trails Apartments 325-388-4491 River Oaks Lodge 325-388-4818

Kingsland Water Supply 325-388-6611 CHAMBER BOARD & STAFF

Kona-Ice Hill Country 512-755-9814

KT Waterfront Construction, Inc. 512-588-0655

La Tequila Jalisco 325-270-0880

Lake Area Animal Clinic 512-793-6191

Lake Buchanan Conservation Corp. 512-658-9944

Lake LBJ Inn 210-413-8484

Lake LBJ Marineland 325-388-3507

Lake LBJ Realty Inc., Giles Summerlin 512-755-6789

Lake Life Realty 325-388-4565 SUSAN PATTEN MELODY YANNIELL KAREN RAVEN

Lambda Nu Chapter #5214 325-388-8430 President Vice President Secretary

Landmasters Kingsland 325-388-4531

Larry’s Complete Floor Care 325-248-8828

Lauren Concrete 830-201-4800

Lazy Heron Coffee 325-270-0345

Legends Golf Course 325-388-8888

Lentz-Gann Insurance 325-388-4777

Lisa Bargsley, CPA 830-460-5250

Little Lodge on the Lake 325-388-4757 WALT HARRIS LOUANN RALEY PAUL DANNA

Lively Security 325-388-0939 Treasurer President Emeritus Director

Llano County Democratic Club 210-316-9890

Llano County Historical Society 325-247-4849

Llano County Republican Party 830-220-9935

Llano National Bank 512-793-5054

Llano Publishing Co., Inc. 325-247-4433

Log Country Cove 512-756-9132

Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) ANDY VIRDELL BLAKE SIECK DEREK TIMMONS

Matt Turner Video Services, LLC 210-878-8549 Director Director Director

McAlister Enterprises, Inc. 325-388-2192

Miller’s Llano Smokehouse 325-247-4450

Miller, Charles

Miller, Darryl & Cindy

Mills Services 512-536-0012

Mobile Majic 512-755-5690

Munchkinland 325-388-9901

Napolez Tile 325-388-8016 GREG RICE HAFDIS GENTRY JESUS SILVA

Navigators Advocacy Service 325-248-3450 Director Director Director

New Wave Resources 830-613-9050

NightScenes Corporation 325-423-0653

Northland Communications 830-693-7500

O2 Kool Refrigeration 325-388-5665

Oak Haven Ministries 830-798-4312

Operation Exfil 317-863-9345

Orenda Education / Kingsland School 325-388-0020 MINA MARTIN DARLENE ZUBKUS

Director Office Manager

22 | KINGSLAND, TEXAS!

Riverbend Homes 512-740-8012

Salem, Pat

Sam’s Dam Ranch, Home & Garden Center 512-793-2122

Sara Lindley, DDS 325-388-4694

Sarah’s Cookie Jar 325-956-9042

Satellite Station Fire & Security 325-388-9278

Security State Bank & Trust 325-388-3535 Top 5 Benefits of being a member of the Kingsland/Lake LBJ
Chamber of Commerce
Seton Highland Lakes Hospital 512-756-6000
GROW YOUR BUSINESS
Showcase Builders, LLC 512-745-7241

Signs 2 Go Marble Falls 830-798-0300

Signs Across Texas 325-388-9258

Smoking For Jesus Ministry 512-756-1712

Splash Boat Rentals 325-388-5000

Spyke’s BAR-B-Que 325-388-6996

Starr Roofing 512-736-6539

Stitch in Time 281-974-7317

Stokowski, Stephen and Barbara Listing on Chamber Referrals from Listing in Kingsland
Website, Facebook Chamber, Free Magazine, distributed
Stu’s Custom Metal 325-388-4216 Participation in Small
Promotions Business Saturday statewide
Subway 325-388-2433

Sungold Properties 325-388-3888

Sunrise Cove 503-799-4453

Sunset Point RV Resort 830-798-8199 CONNECT WITH BUSINESS LEADERS

T-n-B Fencing 303-909-8304

Texas Building Center 325-388-5752

Texas Farm Bureau, Llano County, Kingsland 325-388-6400

Texas Lone Star Lending 512-261-1542

Texas Preceptor Pi Alpha

The Antlers & Kingsland Coffee House 325-388-4411 Monthly Breakfast and Seasonal Socials and Awards Banquet for
Happy Hour Mixers for Galas with dinner, live recognition of
The Country Dog 512-689-7051 music, and networking outstanding
Networking Members
The Liverman Team - Joe David Yates 512-755-0741

The Place Downtown 325-388-6542

The Vineyard B&B at Lost Creek 844-784-3822

Thomas’ Mustang Lube 830-613-7634 BUILD CREDIBILITY & HAVE A VOICE

Timmons Insurance Group 325-388-4394

TJM Realty Group 830-693-1100

TNT Construction 325-248-5363

Todd Keller, CPA 325-247-4952 Chamber membership is a Be "In the Know" about

Torr Na Lochs 512-766-0555 symbol of professionalism  developments that can

Trinity Creative Media 210-394-3325 Ribbon Cuttings, Grand affect your business

Triple C Beverage Barn 325-388-5000 Openings, Community

Twin Rivers Community 830-542-8411 Recognition, and a seat at

Two Star Holdings Guide requests for county and the table for community Access to business and
private funding of community leadership discussions elected leaders
Valentine Lakeside 325-388-4418
projects
Victory Publishing Company LTD 830-693-7152
MORE BANG FOR MARKETING DOLLARS
Villa Buchanan

Visiting Angels - Marble Falls 830-637-7118

W7 Construction Services 512-770-9700

Wakepoint LBJ 325-484-4448

Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne 325-247-4300

Waste Connections 830-868-7597 Discounts at Chamber Options to sponsor Chamber Emails about
events and Community Park Chamber Held Events and members events and
Wave Chasers, LLC 325-248-3865
Building pitch your business in announcements
Wells Fargo Bank 325-388-3596 front of Chamber and
community members
Wind Fleurs 325-388-6270

Windchime At the Village 325-388-3502

Windwood Apartments 325-388-9222

Wink, Anna and Sam FOR REFEREWNWCWE:. EWFNOTWRRWERPE.RKFIEISNREGESNCSCALENA:ANDDAC.CHAAMBER.ORG

Womack’s Heating and Air Conditioning 325-388-5313

Yanta, Virgil and Renee

KINGSLAND, TEXAS! | 23

AQUABOOM

AQUABOOM 24 | KINGSLAND, TEXAS!

Proud Gold sponsor of
the Aqua Boom Celebration!

prosperitybankusa.com |













































KINGSLAND KINGSLAND, TEXAS! | 47
COMMUNITY
Individuals and businesses wanting to support Kingsland
PARK: Community Park can become a FRIEND for a donation
The of $100 or more annually. Individuals and businesses
wanting to provide substantial in-kind or cash support for
Community’s Kingsland Community Park can become a PARTNER for a
Gateway to donation of $1000 or more.

Lake LBJ

~ Chamber maintains the park - Kingsland Community Park at Sunrise

for local residents and visitors. ABOUT
THE PARK
This year brought many
The park was deeded to the “Community
improvements. ~ of Kingsland” in 1962 for use as a public
park. The Chamber is designated trustee.
In a community without a city government, it falls on The park is not supported by taxes
the Chamber of Commerce to maintain the Kingsland or other public funds. Costs are
Community Park. Following the 2018 flood, many covered by donations, launch fees, and
improvements have made the park more attractive, safe rental of the pavilion and park building.
and user-friendly for residents and guests. Various individuals and organizations
have contributed to the park’s upkeep
An extended boat ramp, new asphalt entry, new retaining over the years but struggled to find
wall and boat docks, plus a new fishing dock donated by consistent funding.
Craigen Marine and Marty’s Concrete, all ease users’
access to the lake. A grant from the Lower Colorado River STAY IN THE KNOW
Authority provided seed money for new bathrooms that will
be built in 2020. An irrigation system and dog-waste station Follow park happenings on
ensure the grass by the water is a family-friendly area. Facebook @kingslandtx

A new gated entry to the boat ramp ensures everyone pays
their fair share, but more importantly provides a reliable
funding source to maintain and improve the park. Until the
gate was installed, the honor system for launches did not
raise enough funds to provide even basic maintenance.

The residential fee for launching private watercraft at the
park’s ramp remains $10 per launch -- $5 to launch and $5
to retrieve their boats. An annual pass of $150 allows for
unlimited residential launches. Businesses using the boat
ramp for any commercial purpose pay an annual user fee
of $750 annually for an unlimited access pass.

48 | KINGSLAND, TEXAS!

FROM ROCKS TO WINE

Please come visit us at the winery … Tue.-Thu. & Sun. 1-5pm, Fri. & Sat. 1-6pm
7055 W. State Hwy 29 · Burnet · TX

DEB'S DOGGY 
BATH HOUSE 

Full Service Grooming 

Pet Supplies Doggy Daycare

110 W. Chamberlain 
Kingsland, TX 78639 

325. 388.0147 

www.facebook.com/doggybathhouse

512-755-0741

Lake LBJ Waterfront Specialist
Ranch Sales Specialist

Residential, Ranches, Resort Properties

102 Bob St., Kingsland, TX 78639