WATERFRONT LODGE

The Waterfront Lodge is located at the mouth of Kickapoo Creek as it enters Lake Livingston. The creek was named for Coushatta Indian Chief, Long King. Kickapoo Creek has a long history in Polk County connecting Long King's Village with Battise Village near the mouth of the creek on the Trinity River. The Battise Trace included a trail radiating from the village of Long King, the principal chief of the Coushatta Indians in Texas during the first three decades of the nineteenth century... The Waterfront Lodge also offers a pavilion for family reunions, birthday parties, weddings, receptions and more.

Also known as: The Waterfront Lodge

Primary location: Onalaska United States