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Things to do in Texas

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Trout Street Bar & Grill

Good seafood restaurant with an excellent deck on the water Learn More...
Hike & Bike Trails
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Port Aransas Biking

Start at the ferry, ride around the park, bike through the city,and then down Cotter to the beach and ride Learn More...
Nightlife
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Bernies Beach House

Great night club and deli in the marina areawiht dancing, live music, sandwiches, & spirits Learn More...
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Sharkey’s

Just outside town, Sharkey’s is Port A’s largest nightclubwith a live music downstairs and a huge bar upstairs Learn More...
Lodging
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Tarpon Inn

Historic Inn since 1886 with lots of historyand centrally located in town Learn More...
Fishing
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Backlash Fishing Charters

Capt. Grant Choppin will make sure youhave a superb fishing experience Learn More...
Attractions
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Horace Caldwell Pier

The Pier is popular with fishermenand the surfers ride the waves below. Learn More...
Hike & Bike Trails
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Roberts Point Park

A great park with a pavilion, fishing along the jetty, picnic tables,shuffleboard courts, horseshoe pits, bocci court, basketball court, sand Learn More...
Fishing
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Charlie’s Pasture Fishing Pier

Sport fishing from a lighted pieropen 24 hours a day Learn More...
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Chamber of Commerce

Enjoy shimmering sunrises over the Texas GulfCoast and serene sunsets over the bay. Learn More...
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