Lighthouse Beach

Lighthouse Beach features a sandy shoreline alongside a historic wooden lighthouse structure, complemented by extensive walking paths and coastal vegetation.

The Halfmoon Reef Lighthouse, constructed in 1858, served as a vital navigation aid for ships traversing the treacherous waters of Matagorda Bay.

The beach area incorporates the Formosa Wetlands Walkway and Alcoa Birding Tower, where visitors observe native Texas Gulf Coast bird species.

The beach provides 55 RV hookup sites, multiple picnic areas, a playground, and a 3100-foot asphalt walking path for recreational activities.

Visitors can photograph the oldest surviving wooden lighthouse in Texas, which now stands relocated next to the Bauer Community Center.

Location: Port Lavaca

Address: Lighthouse Beach, 700 Lighthouse Beach Rd, Port Lavaca, TX 77979, USA

Opening Hours: Dimanche: 08:00 - 20:00

Phone: +(361)5525311

Website: http://portlavaca.org/visitors/lighthouse_beach_and_r_v_park

GPS coordinates: 28.63898,-96.61135

Latest update: April 30, 2025 07:18