Visit a Texas state park that combines beaches and swamps along the Gulf coast. This nice park south of Port Arthur features 5.2 miles of beachfront shores.
Behind the beach is 4,000 acres of marshlands home to abundant wildlife. Camp at this remote location to truly get away from modern life for a while.
Hike on Gambusia Nature Trail, a boardwalk that takes you through the marshes. Binoculars are a must. Keep an eye out for turtles on logs, wading water birds, and maybe some alligators. Gators usually avoid humans, but please be safe.
Fish from the shore or in the marshes. You might reel in catfish, crappie, or trout in freshwater. Ocean fish include flounder, snapper, seatrout, and mackerel.
Visit a Texas state park that combines beaches and swamps along the Gulf coast. This nice park south of Port Arthur features 5.2 miles of beachfront shores.
Behind the beach is 4,000 acres of marshlands home to abundant wildlife. Camp at this remote location to truly get away from modern life for a while.
Hike on Gambusia Nature Trail, a boardwalk that takes you through the marshes. Binoculars are a must. Keep an eye out for turtles on logs, wading water birds, and maybe some alligators. Gators usually avoid humans, but please be safe.
Fish from the shore or in the marshes. You might reel in catfish, crappie, or trout in freshwater. Ocean fish include flounder, snapper, seatrout, and mackerel. Follow a boating trail through the park to find your perfect fishing cove. Rent a boat or bring one with you.
A campground features 15 campsites with electricity. Pick an ocean view among 75 rustic sites along the beach. One floating rustic site is 2 miles from the boat ramp.
Though Piping Plover Campground is tucked away in the corner of Texas near the marshes, it’s anything but backcountry. Campsites are equipped with electric (30/50) and water hook-ups, a picnic table, outdoor grill, tent pad, and lantern post. With a full set-up at your campsite, it’s onto the next best thing: saying hello to your watery surroundin Read more...
When you think of camping in Texas, do you imagine taking long walks on the beach, and waking up to the sun beaming over the Gulf of Mexico in the morning? If not, then it’s time to reset your expectations--and stay at this primitive campground on the beach! You know the drill with primitive campgrounds (no amenities), but the West Beach Primitive Read more...
When you think of camping in Texas, do you imagine taking long walks on the beach, and waking up to the sun beaming over the Gulf of Mexico in the morning? If not, then it’s time to reset your expectations--and stay at this primitive campground on the beach! You know the drill with primitive campgrounds (no amenities), but the East Beach Primitive Read more...
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Sea Rim State Park
Snuggle close to the beach or revel in a marshy wilderness in southeastern Texas.
Visit a Texas state park that combines beaches and swamps along the Gulf coast. This nice park south of Port Arthur features 5.2 miles of beachfront shores.
Behind the beach is 4,000 acres of marshlands home to abundant wildlife. Camp at this remote location to truly get away from modern life for a while.
Hike on Gambusia Nature Trail, a boardwalk that takes you through the marshes. Binoculars are a must. Keep an eye out for turtles on logs, wading water birds, and maybe some alligators. Gators usually avoid humans, but please be safe.
Fish from the shore or in the marshes. You might reel in catfish, crappie, or trout in freshwater. Ocean fish include flounder, snapper, seatrout, and mackerel.
Visit a Texas state park that combines beaches and swamps along the Gulf coast. This nice park south of Port Arthur features 5.2 miles of beachfront shores.
Behind the beach is 4,000 acres of marshlands home to abundant wildlife. Camp at this remote location to truly get away from modern life for a while.
Hike on Gambusia Nature Trail, a boardwalk that takes you through the marshes. Binoculars are a must. Keep an eye out for turtles on logs, wading water birds, and maybe some alligators. Gators usually avoid humans, but please be safe.
Fish from the shore or in the marshes. You might reel in catfish, crappie, or trout in freshwater. Ocean fish include flounder, snapper, seatrout, and mackerel. Follow a boating trail through the park to find your perfect fishing cove. Rent a boat or bring one with you.
A campground features 15 campsites with electricity. Pick an ocean view among 75 rustic sites along the beach. One floating rustic site is 2 miles from the boat ramp.
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Though Piping Plover Campground is tucked away in the corner of Texas near the marshes, it’s anything but backcountry. Campsites are equipped with electric (30/50) and water hook-ups, a picnic table, outdoor grill, tent pad, and lantern post. With a full set-up at your campsite, it’s onto the next best thing: saying hello to your watery surroundin Read more...
When you think of camping in Texas, do you imagine taking long walks on the beach, and waking up to the sun beaming over the Gulf of Mexico in the morning? If not, then it’s time to reset your expectations--and stay at this primitive campground on the beach! You know the drill with primitive campgrounds (no amenities), but the West Beach Primitive Read more...
When you think of camping in Texas, do you imagine taking long walks on the beach, and waking up to the sun beaming over the Gulf of Mexico in the morning? If not, then it’s time to reset your expectations--and stay at this primitive campground on the beach! You know the drill with primitive campgrounds (no amenities), but the East Beach Primitive Read more...
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