Quintana Beach County Park is a 51-acre beachfront park located on the upper Texas gulf coast with day-use amenities and overnight facilities. The park features paved full-service RV campsites, self-contained cabins, tent camping, restrooms and showers, a meeting/party house complete with kitchen, covered pavilions, picnic tables, grills, playground, volleyball court, horseshoe pits, paved trail, pedestrian beach, wooden lighted fishing pier, access to the west jetty, and paved parking.
From Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend there is a $5.00 parking fee collected at the entry gate to the park.
(May 25 - September 1, 2013)
Registered overnight campers are exempt.
Natural attractions include bird watching, fishing, nature viewing, swimming, surfing, beachcombing, and shelling. The historical aspect of the park includes the site of Fort Bates (1862), the remains of the Freeport Harbor Defense (1942), and two historically significant houses inside the park.
Day use hours 8 am - dusk.
A Natural Beach:
Our beach
is a "natural beach", maintained by tides and weather. At any given time there may be driftwood, and small to large amounts of sargassum seaweed and other plant life washed up on the beach. Natural materials provide nourishment and stablility to the beach. We rake the beach only for excessive build-up of seaweed or debris.
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