Rockport, Texas is one of the most charming Gulf Coast cities with breathtaking beaches and natural beauty. The Lighthouse Inn at Aransas Bay is among the finest Rockport, TX, hotels sitting as close as you can get to the Coastal Bay. Relax in one of our plush guest rooms or suites, each having a private balcony or patio for breathtaking bay views. Our hotel will enchant you with its stunning Victorian-era design with genuine period finishes. Book your stay today at The Lighthouse Inn at Aransas Bay to start exploring.
5 Reasons Rockport Is Among the Best Texas Gulf Coast Cities
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Rockport is one of the best Texas Gulf Coast cities for fishing, with plenty of prime fishing spots and local fishing guides. One of the premier amenities at The Lighthouse Inn at Aransas Bay is our private fishing pier.
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You can check out the world-class Rockport Beach Park. Some of the things you can explore are two fishing piers, volleyball courts, a playground, clean bathrooms, and showers, picnic tables, a saltwater pool and walking trails.
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Rockport’s downtown has a unique charm from other Texas Gulf Coast cities. Its small size makes it easy to walk around. However, the vibrant local shops, art galleries, wineries, and restaurants make the downtown area feel much bigger.
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Rockport is also home to a diverse array of wildlife. Goose Island State Park is a popular fishing, boating, wildlife viewing, and geocaching spot. You can also visit one of the largest live oak trees in the nation at Goose Island State Park.
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Another reason Rockport stands out from other Texas Gulf Coast cities is because it’s home to the stunning Fulton Mansion State Historic Site. Touring this elegant mansion provides a glimpse of the affluent lifestyle of the Fulton family in the 1800s. On the mansion grounds, you can also walk through the garden crafted by Harriet Fulton’s love of flowers. Behind the mansion is the Education and History Center, filled with engaging exhibits and a gift shop. The Fulton Mansion was passed along through private owners until 1976, when it was acquired by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
