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Hight rate 5 location for tourist in Pasadena, TX, USA
06-2025 El Capitan’s Treasure in Hight rate 5 location for tourist in Pasadena, TX, USABaytown Nature Center - Baytown Mike He: I was glad that I found Baytown Nature Center when I was in town trying to find a place to go to and have fun. This beautiful place with spectacular views didnt let me down, though a few dilapidated fishing piers need to be repaired or renovated. The nature center is a perfect place for fishing, bird watching, picnic and other family activities. Due to time constraints, I didnt get a chance to hike on many of its nature trails. That might give me a reason to go back.
Fred Hartman Bridge - Baytown Hari Kanna: On my journey from Houston to Galveston, I had the incredible experience of crossing this stunning bridge! Its towering height and majestic structure are truly awe-inspiring, offering breathtaking views and a sense of wonder as you travel across. It’s one of those places that leaves a lasting impression, making the drive unforgettable. A must-travel road and an iconic experience in Houston, Texas—don’t miss it!
Pirates Bay Waterpark - Baytown Emily Pena: Friendly staff, take their jobs very seriously. From checking in and making sure your children’s life vests are certified to remaining vigilant while they are in the water. All smiling and very personable. Clean bathrooms and water. Only recommendation is that they may need to offer more tubes. No where near enough for the amount of people floating the lazy river on busy days.
W.L. Jenkins Park - Baytown Andi Haddock: My children and I love this park! Theres so much to do and a good and safe environment for the whole family. Theres also 2 really nice dog parks!
Roseland Park - Baytown Adam Thomas: I never knew this place was here. It’s tucked off from the busy streets so it’s nice and clean and very well maintained. The clubhouse is also very nice as this is where we enjoyed a friends birthday. It also has a really nice splash pad for the kids.
Starr Family Home State Historic Site - Marshall Merideth Oliver: Beautiful historic home. 90% of the furniture once belonged to the Starr family. There are no ropes keeping visitors out of the rooms. You are able to get close to the artifacts.
City Park - Marshall Pryor Inc: Perhaps the oldest established park Ive ever been in. Bridges built during the Work Progress Administration. Nice little gem. Huge water fountain. Its easy to imagine this park filled with the sound of kids during nice weather. Nice 1/4 mi walking path. Little Free Library also present.
