From world-renowned fishing and delicious seafood dives to art galleries and state parks.
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This small beach town has long been a nostalgic vacation spot for generations of Texas families.
Here’s everything to put on your planning list for a trip to Rockport, Texas.
Sailboats and fishing charters in the harbor at sunset in Rockport, Texas.Credit:Getty Images/Lupe Chacon
Thatch-roof palapas offer shady respite and tropical-feeling flair.
The pier reaches out past the shoreline, and you could find trout, drum, and redfish.
Additionally,Fulton Pierand various private fishing piers attached to inns and businesses are available for exploring and fishing.
Scenic view of the Copano Bay near Rockport, Texas.Credit:Getty Images/Susan Burkham
There is also a fishing pier on site.
Tour guides recount the area’s history and wildlife as you paddle under the stars.
The Rockport route jumps off at the towns Little Bay.
Aerial view of Rockport, Texas.Credit:Getty Images/Jacob Boomsma
Moreover,Rockport Tackle Townoffers fishing necessities and wares for your trip.
Stroll on South Austin Street to duck into them.
It is located on the bustling downtown South Austin Street.
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Step in to see personal collections of motors, historic fishing equipment, mounted fish, and more.
The place has been around for 20 years, despite hurricanes threatening to close its doors.
Currently, the family-owned spot serves up more than 30 flavors, as well as candies and treats.
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Its designed to charmingly reflect a waterfront lighthouse.
It is within easy walking distance of downtown Rockport and its shops, galleries, and restaurants.
Moreover, enjoy a complimentary breakfast served in a turn-of-the-century dining room.
It also boasts bay access for fishing and kayaking.
you’re able to also reserve a camping spot at nearbyGoose Island State Park.
