Palacios, TX is a beautiful coastal town located in Matagorda County on the Texas Gulf Coast. It is known for its rich history and being home to several state parks and historical sites such as the Palacios Historic Railroad Museum. The town also offers a wide variety of activities such as fishing, swimming, boating, kayaking, bird watching, camping, and much more. There are also plenty of restaurants and shops to explore. Visitors have praised Palacios for its quaint atmosphere and warm hospitality. People visiting the area often comment on how friendly the locals are and how they make them feel at home away from home. Reviews of this charming little town often mention the great local cuisine, waterfront views, outdoor recreation opportunities, and unique attractions that make it an ideal destination for anyone looking for a fun vacation spot.
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Sleepy Texas Fishing/ Village Undiscovered By Many - 4/25/2020
Thee Great Escape Hatch. Does the idea of a sleepy fishing village on the coast where there isn't a mash of tourists sound appealing? Did you know this area has the largest concentration of multiple bird species in America, and is, hence, a Birder's Paradise? Did you know it is the Texas Shrimp capital? And...where there is shrimp, there are the fish who feed on them. Big fish. The entire area is a saltwater fisherman's Dream. You want to fish? Rent a boat, go looking for them. Or hire a guide to take you out into deep water. Or bring your boat and launch at the public ramp. Or fish off the many lighted piers. This is RV Snow bird territory. You can find plots of land that have power, water, even sewage hookups. Buy it. Cheap taxes, low utilities. From 10K-40K. Some areas have strict HOA rules. Other areas dont. Fisherman's Village is a great area for RV-minded people who dont want chains and rules, yet it isn't a slum. Area seems safe. This isn't noisy Port Aransas. You come here
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