Fort Anahuac Park

With views over Trinity Bay and steeped in Texas history, Fort Anahuac Park Campground offers a unique camping experience blending serene coastal scenery with significant cultural heritage. This no-frills campground is ideal for self-contained campers seeking tranquility, natural beauty, and recreational opportunities like fishing and birding, all supported by essential amenities.

Located on a historic bluff at the intersection of the Trinity River and Galveston Bay, the park is a short drive south of Anahuac, the "Alligator Capital of Texas." Campers will find picnic areas, a fishing pier, walking trails, restrooms, and a splash pad for families. The park also features historical markers detailing events like the "Turtle Bayou Resolutions," giving history enthusiasts insight into early Texian resistance leading to the Texas Revolution.

Perfect for short stays or peaceful weekend getaways, Fort Anahuac Park places visitors close to more outdoor adventures at the nearby Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge and Trinity River Island Recreation Area, both within 30 minutes. With a blend of quiet, water views, and historical intrigue, this campground provides a rewarding escape.