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Sea Rim State Park

Texas

Sea Rim State Park protects 4,141 acres where the Gulf of Mexico meets marshland, creating diverse ecosystems within one park. The park features 5 miles of beach and 10 miles of paddling trails through wetlands. Unique amenities include primitive camping directly on the beach and floating platforms for overnight kayak trips in the marsh. The […]

Padre Balli Park

Texas

Padre Balli Park is a 400-acre beach park on North Padre Island featuring the iconic Bob Hall Pier (currently being rebuilt after Hurricane damage). The park offers 95 RV sites with water and electrical hookups, creating a popular beach camping destination. The beach allows vehicle access with a permit, providing convenience for families with equipment. […]

Seawall Urban Park

Texas

Seawall Urban Park stretches along 10 miles of Galveston’s famous Seawall Boulevard, combining beach access with urban amenities. The historic seawall, built after the devastating 1900 hurricane, rises 17 feet above the beach and features the longest continuous sidewalk in the United States. The area offers numerous restaurants, shops, and attractions along the boulevard with […]

Sunny Beach

Texas

Sunny Beach is located on the west end of Galveston Island, offering a less crowded alternative to the more popular tourist beaches. The beach allows free camping and vehicle access, creating an accessible option for overnight beach stays without permits or fees. The area is especially popular with locals who appreciate the relaxed atmosphere and […]

Whitecap Beach

Texas

Whitecap Beach features pristine white sand and consistent waves that make it a favorite among surfers and kiteboarders on North Padre Island. The beach is divided into two sections—one allowing vehicles and one reserved for pedestrians only—catering to different preferences. The beach is known for its scenic views of both sunrises and sunsets over the […]