King Fisher Beach

King Fisher Beach is a public beach along the Texas Gulf Coast with covered picnic areas, volleyball courts, and a fishing pier. The beach provides showers and restroom facilities on-site, and glass containers are prohibited to maintain safety and cleanliness.

The beach was developed in the early 2000s to create a public recreation space for the local community. A major restoration work took place when sand was added to combat erosion and expand the beach.

The beach draws locals and visitors who gather to spend time by the water and enjoy the Gulf Coast setting. On weekends and holidays, families and groups use the facilities to eat, play, and spend time together in this open waterfront space.

The beach is well equipped with showers and restroom facilities that are regularly cleaned, making it comfortable for visitors. Plan your visit in the morning or early evening to avoid large crowds and find better parking conditions.

Nearby Sundown Island is known as one of Texas's most important nesting sites for seabirds with exceptional species diversity. The island is home to rare and protected bird species that are particularly notable to observe in this region.

Location: Calhoun County

Address: 409 Park St, Port O'Connor, TX 77982, USA

GPS coordinates: 28.45263,-96.40455

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:48