A private home base for class reunions, Fish Camp reunions, and Aggie Network gatherings — 2.5 miles from campus.
Aggieland Villa is a private vacation townhome in College Station reserved for Texas A&M event stays, including class reunions and Aggie Network gatherings. With four private bedroom suites (sleeps 8) about 2.5 miles from campus, it gives returning alumni groups a shared home base rather than scattered hotel rooms.
Texas A&M's alumni network is one of the most active in the country, and reunion weekends — class reunions, Fish Camp reunions, and other Aggie Network gatherings — bring former students back to College Station throughout the year on dates announced by the Association of Former Students and individual class or organization groups.
Unlike football or graduation weekends, reunion dates vary widely and are often organized by the alumni group itself, which means lodging planning starts with confirming the specific gathering's schedule.
Reunion and Aggie Network event dates are set by the Association of Former Students, individual class organizations, or affiliated groups, and vary throughout the year.
For the most current schedule, check the official source: The Association of Former Students.
Reunions are about reconnecting — with classmates, with the campus that shaped a class year, and with the traditions that haven't changed since graduation. Many reunion groups plan a mix of campus visits, alumni events, and informal gatherings that benefit from a shared home base rather than a hotel conference room.
Reunion weekends often mix scheduled alumni events with informal catching-up time. A private home gives a reunion group a shared gathering space for the hours between organized events — something a block of separate hotel rooms doesn't offer as naturally.
Confirm your class or organization's specific reunion date and any scheduled events through your reunion coordinator or the Association of Former Students.
If traveling with former classmates, a shared home base makes it easier to coordinate rides and plans throughout the weekend.
Many reunion groups build in time for a self-guided walk around campus to see what's changed since graduation.
Informal gatherings often continue well after scheduled reunion events end — a private home offers space for that without disturbing hotel neighbors.
Confirm your class or organization's reunion date and reserve lodging once it's set.
Coordinate with other returning classmates on travel plans and shared lodging.
Finalize the reunion weekend itinerary and any group dinner reservations.
Confirm scheduled event times and check-in details for your lodging.
Aggieland Villa isn't a general-purpose rental — it's a private residence set aside specifically for short stays tied to Texas A&M University occasions. That means your reunions & the aggie network weekend gets a home built around exactly this kind of trip, not a property juggling every kind of guest.
Dates vary by class organization or Aggie Network group and are announced separately each year — check with your specific reunion coordinator.
A private home gives a returning group of classmates a shared gathering space. Aggieland Villa is about 2.5 miles from Texas A&M.
Yes. The home has 4 private bedroom suites and sleeps 8.
Approximately 2.5 miles from Texas A&M.
A Texas A&M new-student orientation tradition; Fish Camp reunions bring back former counselors and participants periodically.
Sometimes — confirm your specific reunion date against the athletics schedule if that matters to your group.
Typically the Association of Former Students, individual class organizations, or affiliated student organizations.
No. Aggieland Villa is independently owned and operated and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Texas A&M University.
Whether it's a class reunion or a Fish Camp reunion, Aggieland Villa gives your group a private place to gather, 2.5 miles from campus.
Book Aggieland VillaAggieland Villa is independently owned and operated and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Texas A&M University. Event dates and schedules are set by Texas A&M University and are subject to change — always confirm current dates with official university sources before finalizing travel.