Texaco Country Club is located approximately twelve (12) miles northeast of downtown Houston off Interstate 10.  The club is on 140.9 acre tract of land which is owned by The Houston Parks Board for the purpose of establishing and operating a recreational facility.

First known as Camp Beaty, Texaco Country Club has become an institution around Houston.  It was built in 1924 and named in honor of Amos Beaty, then President of the Texas Company.  Rob't A. John in his words at the dedication of the club on August 30th, 1924, highly touted the camp's chief promoter Dan Moran, whose zeal, energy, and enthusiasm has made this beautiful sylvan home possible.  Six years later a nine-hole golf course was built.  The name of the camp was changed to Texaco Country Club in 1937, and the golf course expanded to 18 holes in 1940.  In January of 2005, ChevronTexaco announced the donation of this 141 acre site to The Houston Parks Board.

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