Things To Do in Port Bolivar, Texas

Bolivar Beach doesn't get loads of visitors, but it is one of many perfect slices of shore in this neighborhood. Texas is a good place for beach people. And as expected, there are campgrounds close... More on GoingOutside

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Our 27 Mile Stretch Of Pristine Beaches Will Bring Out The Kid In Anyone! Come Play In The Surf, Get Some Sun, Or Search - Hidden Treasures! Make Yourself At Home And Feel Free ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The Beach Party was designed to take a break away from High city stress. In the past 6 years we have pulled attendees from San Antonio, Austin and Louisiana. Attendees get a ... More on clubzone

Inscription. In early 1836, soon after Texas declared independence from Mexico, Republic of Texas President David Burnet dispatched Colonel Ed Harcourt to Galveston Island to erect a fort. Using army recruits and slave labor Harcourt ... More on HMDB

Galveston Bay has always been Texas' busiest port, however during the 1800s a sandbar at its entrance prevented deep-drafted vessels from entering the bay. Instead, their cargo had to be lightered ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

The remains of the Galveston Jetty Lighthouse might not be worth visiting, but the Galveston County Historical Museum is definitely worth a visit. More on LighthouseFriends.com

Texas' first free public library, contains many original manuscripts and letters of Samuel May Williams, Sa... More on traveltex

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This water park is filled with fun for the entire family. In addition to long matless slides, they also have picnic ... More on Weather.com