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A big outdoorsy state like Texas should offer plenty of camping opportunities, and this time the Lone Star state comes through with no reservations. Of course, you might need reservations to get yourself a spot at some of the more popu…
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Not only does the Lone Star State offer visitors a glimpse into its contribution to American history, but currently Texas is also home to 600 miles of sandy shores along the Gulf of Mexico. The temperate waters and cool breezes make it…
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Texas is an outdoorsman's paradise from the Gulf Coast to the Big Bend Texas Plains. The Lone Star State offers accommodations to suit the needs of any trip, whether it is fishing, hunting or taking in the great camping opportunities i…
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The Texas Gulf Coast presents several opportunities for fun and adventure for those who enjoy the RV life. The waters along the coast can be rough enough to get in some good surfing or placid enough to drop a line and reel in some deli…
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Located at the coast of Texas, Portland boasts an abundance of beaches, lakes, ponds and marsh lands. Its location provides excellent sources of recreational opportunities, such as fishing, boating, sailing, swimming, water skiing and…
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Padre Island, located just off Corpus Christi, Texas, is a spit of land in the Atlantic that runs along the Texas coast for more than 100 miles. Its water front location makes it perfect for sea kayaking, sailing and fishing, and many…
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Aransas Pass, Texas is a small, coastal resort community on the Gulf of Mexico and near Corpus Christi. Bird-watchers flock to the region each winter to observe the many species of sea-fowl and migratory birds that frequent the area. S…
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Texas induces thoughts of ten-gallon hats, six-guns, tin stars and rough-and-tumble cowboys riding the dusty plains. But there is more to Texas than the cowboy image. There are hundreds of miles of white sugar-sand beaches along the Gu…
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From water skiing on the beaches around Port Aransas to hiking in the hill country, the campgrounds in Texas offer a bountiful supply of fun things for the entire family to experience. Texas is a big state with campsites that stretch f…
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Mustang Island, off the southern coast of Texas, is near Corpus Christi and South Padre Island. Port Aransas is the gateway community for Mustang Island. Try surfing, sea-kayaking, snorkeling, scuba-diving, bird-watching, and boogie-bo…
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If you're looking for a fun weekend get-away, the Texas Gulf Coast offers year-round warm temperatures, fine white sand and sunny blue skies. Various cities and tourist areas are scattered along the coastline. From Galveston to Port Ar…
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Aransas Pass is the major connection for all Gulf Coast-bound ships going in and out of the Port of Corpus Christi. The pass divides Mustang Island to the south from Saint Joseph's Island to the north, with jetties protecting each sid…
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Interbay inlets are branches or water stemming off of larger bodies of water. These inlets are typically funneled between rock outcroppings, man-made pilings or other barriers. These areas attract striped bass, trout, redfish and bluef…
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Ingleside, Texas, is a small town on the Corpus Christi Bay, between Corpus Christi and San Padre Island. The town is small, but it provides a good middle ground for outdoor activities in national and state recreation areas. To the sou…
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Ingleside, Texas, is on the Gulf of Mexico, across the bay from Corpus Christi, which is the quieter side of the bay. There are much smaller towns here, but the area still gets a lot of tourists visiting the ocean. Port Aransas and Por…
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