Galveston Island State Park beach

Other than the Moody Gardens Festival of Lights (which was posted out of sequence, on Christmas Day last year), and going to a H-E-B grocery store, we didn’t do much while staying at Galveston Island State Park, in part due to rainy weather. But we did enjoy several walks along the beach.

An info sign:

Info sign

Beach

Empty beach, with regular garbage bins. The sand is quite nice, with very few shells:

Beach

Oil rig visible in the distance:

Beach

Beach

Jenn picking up garbage:

Jenn picking up garbage

Houses beyond the end of the park at the south end:

Houses beyond the end of the park

Park boundary:

Park boundary

No motorized vehicles beyond this point; people can drive on the beach, but not in the park:

No motorized vehicles beyond this point

Beach

Shells

Boardwalk to a day use area:

Boardwalk to day use area

Showers and changing rooms in the day use area:

Showers and changing rooms in day use area

Picnic shelters in the day use area:

Picnic shelters in day use area

Turtle sculpture:

Turtle sculpture

A ranger patrolling on the beach:

Ranger patroling on the beach

Houses beyond the end of the park at the north end:

Houses beyond the end of the park

Park boundary:

Park boundary

Big empty beach:

Beach