Rockport Vacation Rentals

Rockport vacation homes offer visitors astounding variety. Become part of the global community of geocachers and explore the wilds of Texas at the same time, simply head to the beach, or wend your way through the area's historical highlights and discover the state's innovative approach to green energy.

Discover green energy

Welcome to the future! Rockport was one of the first places in the world to install a windmill tree. At 26ft. tall, the windmill is about the same height as a normal windmill, except that giant vertical leaves catch the wind like sails and power a generator turbine. These attractive energy generators are one of the latest solutions to the global energy challenge, evidence of local commitment to clean energy production.

Find Texas' most significant historical sites

Check out Aransas County's Historical Markers, which can be discovered throughout the area. Local media source "The Rockport Pilot" produces a guidebook to their locations. Marked sites include historic lighthouses, houses, and churches that have played a part in the state's history.

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Rockport Beach

Ride the wave at Texas' Rockport Beach. Rockport was the state's first Blue Wave Beach and is immaculately clean, surrounded by verdant landscapes and beautiful views. It's also well stocked with every concievable kind of watersport equipment, so your whole family or traveling party can easily entertain themselves.

Goose Island State Park

Among other activities, try out geocaching at Goose Island State Park. This contemporary version of a treasure hunt, created by an international community, involves uncovering hidden items that range from small (a film canister) to large (a lunch box, for example). Many are camouflaged rather than buried and contain things like a log book where you can sign your name.

Aquarium at Rockport Harbor

This aquarium is pet-friendly, meaning you can bring your leashed pup along to meet the sea creatures that swim and float through its tanks. There are 22 tanks in all, ranging from 20 to 1200 gallons. The vast majority of the fish are native to Texas, so after your visit, you can even discover them in the wild.

Fulton Mansion State Historic Site

Overlooking Aransas Bay, this incredible mansion was built in 1877 and was a family home for many years before being added to America's National Register of Historic Places in 1975. Visitors can learn about the history of the house and its striking architecture on fascinating guided tours.

Rockport Art Center

Rockport Art Festival on the Fourth of July is just one reason why thousands visit this engaging art center every year. Its Film festivals attract legions of fans, while the sculpture garden is a summertime hit. A series of well-curated, rotating exhibitions let you interact in a variety of ways with the center.

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