If I'm thinking of the right one, this place is fairly new or remodeled. They have a lovely patio…read morewith a great sitting area. The inside is large and clean. The library boasts a great kiddie section and they have a computer area. I like this place just because it's asthecially pleasing. I'd go back to get in some quality reading time.

A well run community center. They offer so many things. from weightlifting to basketball; pickle…read moreball and aerobic exercising.

A good friend that has a book store in the area told us about the friends of the library sale so we…read moreloaded up and checked it out. Hardcover books for a dollar and paperbacks for a quarter. We scored big time. I use a book list to cut down on repurchasing the same book.....works well most of the time.....when an error occurs it's a lot cheaper on the billfold. Found quite a few that were on my list.

Rockport is such a great town! Whether you're a Winter Texan or a local, this is an amazing place…read moreto hang out at. It's such a beautiful little town that really has a lot going for it. You've got to love Rockport's dedication to the arts. They've got sculptures lining the major streets all throughout town. From a giant crab to a big marlin, to whatever those big stone things are by the beach, they're keeping it unique around here. The arts district is full of all kinds of cool galleries and fun little restaurants, a great way to spend the day. The docks are a great place to get hooked up for a fishing expedition. This being a shrimping town, there's a long list of amazing places to get fed. The people here are friendly, and the weather is generally great here. I really enjoy coming down to Rockport to hang out. There's always something to do, and there's always plenty of relaxing by the shore.

We love this seaside town. Lots of fresh oysters and shrimp right off of the boats. We stay here…read morefor the winter in our RV. There has to be a hundred or so RV parks here. From basic to extravagant.bthe winter month here are pretty moderate. The people here are really great, for the most part.

Mom and I had some time to kill before our parking meter ran out, so we walked over to the county…read morecourthouse. (It was close to the coffee shop we were visiting.) Outside the courthouse there was a monument to those who served in local law enforcement. It was beautifully done and paid incredible tribute to those who gave their lives in public service. There was also some historical and artistic pieces inside the building as well. We had a great time and were glad we paid a visit. Please check out what your tax dollars have so richly provided.

Zero stars if I could, 100% because it was not made clear to me what I was purchasing until AFTER…read moreit was too late. Did you know there are 2 different kinds of birth certificates? I was not told that I was purchasing the "short" one, and I needed an original detailed copy. After my money was taken, I was told "sorry, that's the building down the street, you can get what you need there for the same price, but we can't give you your money back." I can't say I'm surprised. Completely absurd. You're the professional, not me. Make it clear to the customer what you are selling them BEFORE it's too late. Make sure it's what they need. Obviously all you care about is taking my money, the money of a law abiding, tax paying, voting citizen. The system is so corrupt.

If you're in Corpus Christi, you absolutely should take the time to visit the Selena Memorial…read morestatue. Whether you're a fan of Selena, her music, or the impact she made on Mexican-American culture, it's a meaningful way to pay homage and appreciate her legacy. Corpus Christi honors her beautifully, and you can really feel the pride the city has for their hometown icon. The memorial is right on the water, and at night the lights illuminate it, making for stunning photos and video. It's peaceful, memorable, and truly worth the stop. Highly recommend taking a moment out of your day to visit.

As part of our Selena-themed trip, we drove from San Antonio to Corpus Christi, and the Selena…read moreMemorial Statue was our second stop. We were excited to visit this tribute to such an iconic artist, and it was well worth the visit. When we arrived, we were able to find parking close to the memorial, making it easy to access. As we walked up, we could hear Selena's music playing through the speakers, along with information about her life and career. It really helped create a meaningful and memorable experience. The statue itself is beautiful and sits under a gazebo, allowing visitors to walk all the way around it. There are plaques and inscriptions that share more about Selena's legacy, and we enjoyed taking the time to read them and reflect on her impact. This is also a fantastic spot for photos. The memorial's location along the Gulf Coast adds to the atmosphere, providing beautiful views and a peaceful setting that complements the tribute perfectly. Whether you're a lifelong Selena fan or simply visiting Corpus Christi, this memorial is definitely worth stopping by. It's a beautiful way to honor her legacy and a great place to spend some time taking in both the history and the scenery. "Siempre en nuestros corazones."

Came here for the Sand Dollar Art and Gift Extravaganza. Good sized building, with easy to find…read morerestrooms, which had plenty of stalls and were clean and stocked.

These guys are GREAT! The trac-hoe operator and back-hoe operators are "Doctors". Wow, it is…read moreunbelievable just how exact and precision they operate. The guys came out and helped with the installation of 6 30" culverts. They make it look so easy with their perfection. Our hats are off to this group of great and hard working guys!

Three cheers for the City of Rockport and the Aransas County Municipal Utility District! These guys…read morekeep things clean when the $#!& hits the fan! For a fee, Rockport picks up your garbage, provides water, sewage and natural gas. When things go wrong, they make sure that things get fixed and working in a reasonable amount of time. When Hurricane Harvey came, they worked overtime, tirelessly, non-stop to keep the water flowing, the trash picked up, the sewage lines clear, and everything working as normal when the world was turned upside down with a hurricane. I am quite impressed by the tenacity of the utility department of Rockport- when nearly every power line in the county was down, they helped get things up and running. When the sewers were overcome with sea water and flooding, they worked nonstop to pump it clear of debris to keep things flowing. I owe my gratitude to the Aransas County Utilities District! Thank you for keeping things working!