Galveston/the Bay/Clear Lake
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From: McKinney, TX
Does anyone have any recommendations on places to stay that are on the water and have overnight boat docking? Most of the lakes are too dry up in North/Central TX and we are looking at making a couple trips down to the coast.
Another thought is Lake Livingston - up for suggestions.
thanks,
Ricky
Another thought is Lake Livingston - up for suggestions.
thanks,
Ricky
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South Shore Harbour Resort
2500 South Shore Blvd.
League City, TX. 77573
(281)334-1000
http://www.hotels.com/mobile/hotelDe...otelId=359079&
2500 South Shore Blvd.
League City, TX. 77573
(281)334-1000
http://www.hotels.com/mobile/hotelDe...otelId=359079&
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We stay at the Holiday Inn on the Kemah Boardwalk and keep the boats in the marina at Kemah. The hotel is about a 1/4 mile from the marine, so we just walk. It's a private marine, with a security gate. The boardwalk is right on the bay, so you can go into Clear Lake, or the bay. Good times. .
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From: Montgomery, Texas
Does anyone have any recommendations on places to stay that are on the water and have overnight boat docking? Most of the lakes are too dry up in North/Central TX and we are looking at making a couple trips down to the coast.
Another thought is Lake Livingston - up for suggestions.
thanks,
Ricky
Another thought is Lake Livingston - up for suggestions.
thanks,
Ricky
Livingston is mostly a fishing lake.
South Shore harbor is good when at Clear lake.
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Thanks everyone for the feedback - I really liked the South Shore place. I'll check it out next week when I'm down there. Does anyone know of any good navigation tools (ie websites,) besides a standard boat navi that does a good job of illustrating hazards and channels? First time and my co-pilot is a little worried about this.
thanks again!
thanks again!
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Thanks everyone for the feedback - I really liked the South Shore place. I'll check it out next week when I'm down there. Does anyone know of any good navigation tools (ie websites,) besides a standard boat navi that does a good job of illustrating hazards and channels? First time and my co-pilot is a little worried about this.
thanks again!
thanks again!




