Brazos Bend, a 5000 acre state park on the Upper Texas Coast is located approximately 28 miles southwest of Houston. It offers wide varity of activities for every age: biking, fishing, hiking, birding, camping, and star-gazing.
The park’s scenic terrain has been carved gently over time by the vigorous Brazos River, which marks its eastern boundary. The Park's wetland, prairie, extensive marshes, making ideal habitats for the American alligator, Raccoons, White-Tailed deer, and other reptiles.
Brazos Bend is also an important refuge for birds, with more than 300 species recorded, and wildflowers abound during the warmer months, drawing a wealth of butterflies.