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    Everything is amazing to see and vary open on the sub and ship but do not buy the wooden puzzles from the gift shop lol there are no instructions

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    Chris P.

    Amazing area on pelican island, it's pay for the day per person and parking was plenty. Open 24 hours and even with choppy water we caught some black drums. There's a museum on the island we didn't get to check out, but an amazing location, there are spots outside of the park that you can walk thru to find some great spots!

    Lizeth S.

    You have to pay s$6 dollars per car, not per person to park, not such a big deal because basically everywhere else on Galveston you have to pay to park anyway. Fishing is free and no you don't need a fishing license here like you do at the pier. The park itself is actually really clean, which is probably why they have a parking fee for so just anyone can come in and mess up the grounds. They have waste cans situated throughout the entire park for easy access. Lots of clean playground equipment for the kids. Plenty of sitting/picnic areas as well. It's a well-maintained park for fishing and a nice day out. Honestly, the only bummer is that we didn't catch not one fish, but did catch two baby crabs lol crowds were not crazy and we came on a beautiful Sunday on Mardi Gras weekend.

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    Robert R.

    Beautiful, Fun and Informative!!!! Employees are some of the friendliest folks I've ever met. Absolutely awesome experience!

    Julianne A.

    Seawolf Park is an AOK place to spend part of the day with your family. Tip: There are several spots here where fishing is appropriate. The first thing you'll notice when you get here is that there's lot of space to move around in.  They also have a playground for children :-) If the weather is nice this isn't a bad place to bring a picnic to.  In addition to their outdoor facilities, there are a few port-a-potties and some vending machines.

    Vivian W.

    The park require 6 dollar parking fee which is a little ridiculous, especially for people come for the navel museum. And if you leave the park trying to get some drink, you can't claim that u already paid the parking fee. They also charge for fishing. It's an island surrounded by water, with palm trees, looks pretty nice.

    Mark N. T.

    I paid $6 for parking and $13 for admission to the ships. I am not going to complain. We are supposed to know the money before your visit. When I paid the admission, the cashier asked me " Are you a military veteran?" I had to say" I am from Japan. I was your enemy. lol. It seemed to me that the park had some military discount. I saw a sign for anglers. The anglers can fish two sharks. Who can catch the shark???? The museum was very educational. The submarine Cavalla was kind of small and narrow. Probably, Americans were not fat. If you are oversized, you may not move inside the submarine. Stewart was a bit bigger. I really enjoyed the views of the Gulf. Overall, $13+$6 was not bad. I want to visit again.

    Vessels lined up.
    Susana A.

    Seawolf park is a nice little fishing spot to come with your whole family. There are areas to BBQ, fish and a playground for kids. We came on a Saturday mid afternoon. The place was not overly crowded. There are enough areas to choose from to fish starting from the parking lot facing the ocean to the pier with areas to clean and wash your fish. While you fish, children can entertain themselves on the playground with other kids ages 5-11. It's a nice place to come and spend a whole day with your family. During your time, you can see ferries coming and going and other big and small boats coming in and out. Very relaxing and scenic spot.

    USS Texas passes Seawolf Park
    Nathan C.

    Good spot for fishing, watch ships and bringing history alive at the Galveston Naval Museum.

    Seawolf Park pathway to the pier
    Jewel B.

    Had a great first fishing trip. My wife really enjoyed herself the atmosphere was really great everyone was so friendly. We started at about 9 am and fished through 2 pm didn't get to tour the sub but we will next time. Pack a picnic basket they have nice areas for you. Fishermen beware there's rocks all around the area so corks are your best friend on a short leader. Have fun and Good Luck

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    Adam S.

    Seawolf park is perfect for a picnic, a day of fishing, or for kids to play. The park is very well kept and is a pretty scenic location. There's lots of boats, dolphins, and pelicans to look at for the kids. The play ground isn't fenced in and is pretty close to the water, SO KEEP A VERY CLOSE EYE ON YOUR KIDS. This is a nice safe spot to do some fishing with the family or by yourself.

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    Erica G.

    I LOVE THIS PARK!! I went here with my cousin dad. This is our "go-to" fishing spot. It was such a nice little getaway. We are still learning the park so we haven't had much luck with fish yet. We came on Saturday at 12:30 and left at 7pm. No luck! It was super windy and cold but we all had so much fun. The sun was in and out and was sooo relaxed. Can't wait till the summer! I would be here more frequently for sure! They are doing construction on the main building here so they have "nicer" flushing porter potties herenin case you need to use the bathroom. Always a good and relaxing time fishing off of their pier. Seen people catch MASSIVE fish here.

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    Good to visit. Good breeze when I visited the place. Apparently a good place to fish. Bring snacks and drinks for a picnic.

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    Beautiful park with lots of shady seating. The self guided tours of the submarine and destroyer escort were fascinating

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    Very friendly staff. Great place to relax and fish. Had no problem finding a comfortable spot. I plan to revisit again soon.

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    Best park in Galveston! Wonderful amenities and responsive, friendly staff. The fishing is the best in Texas.

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    I would give 5 stars if it wasn't for the bathrooms. That's a very busy place to only have porta potties and non working hand wash stations

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    Too many people that day keeping the small fish that should have been thrown back. Park is nice though a lil pricey.

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    Baywatch Island Tours

    Baywatch Island Tours

    5.0
    (6 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    I came on a Dolphin tour with my GS troup over the summer, and this tour was a highlight of the…read moretrip. Baywatch Dolphin Tours is one of the most popular dolphin excursions on the island, taking guests out onto the Galveston Harbor on a fleet of four different pontoon boats with shaded seating and open sides for sightseeing. Dolphins often swim through Galveston Bay and are easy to spot on wildlife-watching outings from Pier 21, and as such, a dolphin-watching trip is a perfect excursion while staying at your Galveston. The outings last 45 minutes and cover 3 miles of waterfront, so they're easy to squeeze in on a busy day of sightseeing in the Downtown Historic Strand Seaport Area. On this tour, you'll be able to see Galveston's waterfront attractions, like Pier 21, 1877 Tall Ship ELISSA, and the S.S.Selma while learning about some of the harbor's history. As a veteran, I was most impressed with the history of the S.S. Selma. Fun facts: The Selma is a 7500 ton reinforced concrete tanker built in Mobile, Alabama, was launched on June 28, 1919. The ship was one of several concrete ships conceived and designed during World War 1. Construction was not completed until the war ended. The ship had a length 420 ft., a beam of 54 ft. and a draft with full cargo of 26 ft.. and loaded displacement was 13,000 tons. This vessel marked the first use of shale aggregate expanded in rotary kilns for lightweight structural concrete. The tour guides were both entertaining and knowledgeable. If in the area, this tour is definitely one to go on as it's for all ages and can please those like me who like to learn historical facts on trips, for those who love nature (the dolphins were very active during our tour) and for all those in between. * Tours happen rain or shine

    Had a great tour around the island. Appreciated the humor and knowledge that our driver/tour guide…read moreshared. I learned lots of new information about the island.

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    Come tour Galveston with Baywatch Island Tours
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    Come out with us and tour Galveston Texas with Baywatch Island Tour
    Juneteenth Galveston

    Juneteenth Galveston

    5.0
    (5 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    This was another incredible find when walking through the Strand Historic District on the way to…read morethe Railroad Museum. The "Absolute Equality" artwork was created by Reginald C. Adams as part of the Juneteenth Legacy Project. It's vibrant and large. It tells the step by step story visually and in writing. It's kind of difficult to capture the writing underneath it in photos unless you break it down into sections. It's easier to read in person. It also happens to be placed at the spot where Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger read General Order No. 3 at the former Osterman Building (now a paid parking lot) on the corner of 22nd Street and The Strand. Just watch out for cars pulling into the lot. I had no idea that the celebration of Juneteenth (Emancipation Day) started here in 1866. Just a year after the General Order was read. It has been an observed state holiday (now a federal holiday) in Texas since 1979. Amazing! It's a beautiful way to commemorate and memorialize this historical event. It's a must see mural! Don't miss it when in Galveston.

    I figured since I was in Galveston I would make a stop at an area that is tied to an important part…read moreof history. Juneteenth, starting in Galveston, is a notable area in the city to visit. I wanted to visit here and since we were already out, I decided to drag my friends this way so that we could see where the proclamation was read. As we approached the area, it didn't look like much, but that is probably because of the direction we were approaching. When we got to the site of the building the proclamation was read from we realized the original building was no longer there. However, take the time to read the plaque to give yourself some context to the moment. The area is a welcoming one. Some benches to sit on but the thing that catches your eye is the mural on the building. It depicts the historic moment and give a bit more context to the plaque. I got to see this place in the late evening hours, but I am sure that it is better to see during the daylight hours. It is still an amazing and historic place that you should put aside some time to see.

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    1859 Ashton Villa

    1859 Ashton Villa

    4.8
    (6 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    March 18, 2022 Galveston Island Texas…read more Went to an event that was sponsored by the Villa but was put on by "Rockstar Beer Festivals" We sat at a sold out show for about an hour 15 minutes. We listened to the narrator tell us ghost stories about the owners of Ashton Villa and other well knowns while we sipped cocktails (not one craft beer though which there is plenty of local breweries here) They "tried" to make it like the ghosts were present in the home, but, that was funny not haunted. We stayed in the big banquet room the entire time; we never toured the home (I've seen this home before but, I'm sure others had not, my friend included) C'mon, now if you're during a haunted ghost story event in a beautiful 3 story "historical" home that's a survivor of the 1900 storm that wiped out this island...you gotta move around and see the place. Disappointed. The drinks were very tasty. The crew was nice. The narrator was a good story teller AND he hammered a 6 inch nail into his nose, besides the awesome location, these were the best parts. For $46...and a BIG emphasis on tipping, it wasn't worth it. 5 STARS for the location. 3 for the event.

    I grew up coming here and as an adult went to a few weddings. Today I went to celebrate Juneteenth…read morebecause it began in Galveston and this is where General Gordon Granger read off the proclamation for the emancipation of the slaves. As Ashton Villa was the site of the reading, it holds a special place in history. I am proud of this beautiful home in my wonderful hometown.

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    The Strand Historic District

    The Strand Historic District

    4.0
    (82 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    So many cute shops!! Everyone is so welcoming and such a variety of items to shop fromread more

    It was the "Wallstreet of the Southwest" prior to the 1900 Storm. A financial district in a booming…read moreport city that was thriving due to the cotton industry and port location. The restored Victorian style buildings along The Strand still keep that memory alive. Unfortunately, it was all built close to sea level which had devastating consequences when the hurricane hit. It took the city over a decade to recover. All the buildings that survived were raised 17-20 feet higher. At the time, it was considered a feat of ingenuity along with the construction of the massive seawall. The Strand went through a period of disrepair up until about the 1970s. That's when many of the buildings that you see today were restored and given a historical landmark status. It started with the Old Strand Emporium. The King family opened up La King's Confectionery around the same time that the Mitchell's were revitalizing the Blum Building. This would eventually become the rebirth of the Tremont House Hotel. I mean, this is just a summary of events that made this district what it is today. There's really a lot more that went into all of this. Let's just say it was a very interesting visit full of charm. There's so many attractions to see in this part of town. There are many touristy shops mixed in with boutique shops and restaurants. I swear there's a bar on every corner, and some in between. The pier is nearby where you can get fresh fish. Some of the cruise ship terminals are within walking distance from here. There's at least 4 different museums including a railroad station and an oil rig. I think our favorite stop was La King's Confectionery. If that's not enough, then go there during one of their festivals. They have one for Mardis Gras, FeatherFest, Juneteenth, Shrimp Festival, Lone Star Rally and the Dickens at The Strand. It was an enjoyable visit!

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    Looking down along The Strand
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    Looking up towards the old railroad station (now a museum) on The Strand

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