Things To Do in La Porte, Texas

This is the site where Texas won independence from Mexico on April 21, 1836, at the Battle of San Jacinto. ... More on traveltex

The museum had a free portion and an exhibit for a fee. More on TripAdvisor

Sylvan Beach Park is a 32-acre county park in La Porte, Texas. The park features a air-conditioned pavilio...

The WW1 dreadnought Battleship Texas, (open daily, entrance fee; tel:713-827-9620), which served as Genera... More on Insight Guides: Texas

While dogs are not permitted inside the museum or on the battleship, they are allowed to walk around on the battleground. You will find historical markers and monuments throughout the battleground.... More on DogFriendly.com

In April 1836, 900 Texans stood up against the Army of General Santa Anna and changed the course of history forever. The lives lost ... More on igougo

Sylvan Beach Park is a 32-acre county park in La Porte, Texas. The park features a air-conditioned pavilion... More on uptake_content

Also, the highest decks provide great views of San Jacinto Monument and the surrounding area. More on Epinions.com

Adjacent to the San Jacinto Monument, is the Battleship USS Texas. First launched in 1912, this ship saw action in both WWI and WWII and is the first battleship established as a memorial museum in ... More on uptake_content

Adjacent to the San Jacinto Monument, is the Battleship USS Texas. First launched in 1912, this ship saw action in both WWI and WWII and is the first battleship established as a memorial museum in... More on Visitpearland.com

This course has large, well-bunkered greens. Water hazards come into play on sixteen holes. Generally, the course plays longer than the yardage ... More on Golf.com

Well maintained with a friendly staff. More on GolfReview

712 W. Fairmont Parkway. 281/471-1123. . More on traveltex

A definite must see! The longest cable-stayed bridge in the state of Texas; the Fred Hartman Bridge, named after Fred Hartman the editor and publisher of the Baytown Sun from 1950 to 1974, spans t... More on Baytownchamber.com

A definite must see! The longest cable-stayed bridge in the state of Texas; the Fred Hartman Bridge, named after Fred Hartman the editor and publisher of the Baytown Sun from 1950 to 1974, spans th... More on Baytownchamber.com