Attractions in Texas City

Singles, friends, families, and couples will all enjoy the wide variety of activities offered in Texas City. Dine on tasty local food, fish off the country’s longest pier, and attend a live music event on 6^th Street, among many other fun things to do!

Texas City Dike

Projecting more than five miles into Galveston Bay, the Texas City Dike is the longest man-made fishing pier in the world. No surprise, it’s filled with opportunities to enjoy the gorgeous natural beauty of the Texas Gulf Coast. Take advantage of four boat launches, public beaches, numerous picnic and fishing areas. If you’re into extreme water sports, you’re also in the right place. Try your hand at kiteboarding, windsurfing, and other ways to defy both water and air on the adjacent levee system.

Dike Road
Texas City, TX 77590

Downtown 6^th Street

Home to charming local shops and restaurants, Texas City’s 6^th Street corridor is the central gathering place for the city. Browse its eclectic retailers and dine on local food, or attend one of dozens of regular gatherings, from weekly concerts and food truck nights to annual parades and festivals.

6^th Street
Texas City, TX 77590

Bayou Golf Course

Golfers of all abilities are invited to enjoy Bayou Golf Course’s challenging 12 holes and 22 sand traps. Brush up on your skills at the driving range and putting green and stop by the pro shop for new supplies. The weather is always beautiful at Bayou Golf Course!

2800 Ted Dudley Dr
Texas City, Texas 77592
(409) 739-9622

Texas City Museum

Discover the fascinating history of Texas City, considered the jewel of the Gulf Coast’s energy industry. The museum includes a children’s area, World War II artifacts, and numerous materials concerning the 1947 industrial disaster, the largest in the country. 

409 6th Street N
Texas City, TX 77590
(409) 229-1660

Bay Street Park

This beautiful 45-acre park and accompanying lake offers a wide variety of experiences for kids and adults alike. Enjoy a disc golf course, boat ramp, basketball courts, soccer fields, and the Thomas S. Mackey Nature Center, a wildlife habitat in the north section of the park featuring nature trails and observation points where visitors can see an abundance of wildlife and waterfowl.

800 Bay Street
Texas City, TX 77590
(409) 948-3111