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Looking for the perfect Galveston beach? The first day of summer is June 20th (this Sunday for those keeping track!). With the world opening back up, it’s time to hit the road and enjoy the great outdoors and all that Galveston beaches have to offer!
With more than thirty miles of beaches, you’re bound to find the right one on Galveston Island for you and your family. We’re breaking down the different beaches on the Island for you to decide which is the best for you to visit, from North to South.
Find your perfect Galveston beach from this list below
East Beach
If you and your group are looking to head to the beach to party, look no further than East Beach. Known for live music and festivals during the summer, East Beach has a boardwalk to host concerts, concessions, and amenities like bathrooms, showers, chairs, and umbrellas. With daily parking $12 a car during the week, and $15 during the weekends, it’s an affordable option for your family.
Stewart Beach
Bringing the kiddos to the beach? Stewart Beach is a fantastic option. In fact, in 2013, the beach was named one of the “Top 10 Best Beaches for Families” by Family Vacation Critic. Trained lifeguards, a children’s playground, and an alcohol ban make it one of the best spots on the island for young ones.
Seawall Urban Park
This spot boasts the longest continuous sidewalk in the entire U.S.! For those looking to do something active in Galveston, Seawall Urban Park is a great spot to run, walk or bike. You’ll find restaurants and shops along the Seawall, so it’s easy to pop in and out during your activity.
Dellanera RV Beach
Nothing says summer like a beachfront camp. The Dellanera RV Beach was just renovated and has all new campsites, along with picnic tables and bbq pits for eating and water, sewer, and electrical for all your vacation needs. Book online here for a spot at the Dellanera RV Park.
Pocket Park 1 & 2
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Pocket Parks are perfect for a picnic (try saying that five times fast!). You’re able to drive your vehicle on the sand, sit back and relax at the park. It’s great for sunset cocktails and is close to the Tipsy Turtle Bar & Grill, an on-the-beach restaurant that features food, drinks, and live music.
Galveston Island State Park
Families are able to kayak, surf, and fish at Galveston Island State Park. If you have nature-lovers in your group, bird walks and fishing clinics are available for free. At $5 a day admission, it’s perfect for those who want to enjoy the beach, on a budget.
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