Freeport Travel Guide

Surfside Beach offers four miles of pristine Gulf shoreline where surfers and anglers thrive in its deep waters. Explore the Bird & Butterfly Trail after catching waves, then unwind at charming coastal eateries nearby.

This 15-acre beachfront park features a 0.6-mile paved jetty perfect for fishing and ship-watching. Stroll along the historic harbour channel or explore the nearby pre-1860s Velasco Town Battery site.

Escape the crowds at this 13-mile undeveloped Gulf coastline with free primitive camping. Enjoy serene fishing and swimming in a natural setting that enhances your connection to nature.

This serene coastal lake offers exceptional fishing for red drum and spotted seatrout in a peaceful setting. Kayak through calm waters at dawn when fish are most active and migratory birds create a spectacular backdrop.

You can spend time exploring the galleries in Freeport Historical Museum during your trip to Freeport. Wander the beautiful beaches in this family-friendly area.

The Mystery, a 60-foot cypress shrimp trawler from 1940, stands as a monument to Freeport's maritime heritage. View this historic vessel at Municipal Park along the Old Brazos River.

This 13-mile barrier island offers pristine, undeveloped beaches with free year-round camping directly on the sand. Enjoy beachcombing and birdwatching along the Gulf shore without the crowds of commercial destinations.

This serene fishing haven in Freeport attracts anglers seeking red drum, bluegill, and bass in calm waters. Bring appropriate gear and a valid Texas fishing licence for the best experience.