History

Chartered in 1975, the Texas Conference of Clubs long felt there should be a facility available for the men and women of our community to use as a campground, run-site, or retreat. 

 

In August of 1983, the Conference purchased a tract of land in Milam County, Texas to be used by the member clubs and others as a place for camping, holding runs or retreats, or just enjoying the great outdoors. This piece of land became known as Buzzards' Peak. The site is made up of tree-covered hills of cedar, hickory, gum, elm and oaks, with ravines, rocks, grassy areas and small wild animals.

 

Since 1983 many improvements have been made to the land site. In addition to its increasing use by the member clubs, TCC now offers the use of the land site to interested community groups for their recreational functions.

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What We Do

There are numerous runs and events scheduled during the year by member clubs and organizations. Please check out our calendar of events. Most months we have a "Maintenance Weekend" where members spend all or part of the weekend at the land site taking care of the general maintenance.

 

Where Are We?

The TCC's Buzzards' Peak land site is located near the town of Cameron, Texas. If you are interested in visiting the land site and need a map, please feel free to e-mail a member!