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Looking for a place to rent on the Texas gulf coast

chukers

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I am wanting to spend 3 to 5 days on the Texas gulf coast with my family... and maybe just maybe get in a little time beach hunting.... is there anyone that has a cabin/house for rent or know of something affordable in that area for a 3 to 5 day period

thanks you very much for taking the time reading this and replying...


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We usually stay at Casa Del Mar at intersection of 61st/Seawall Blvd - nice condo - beach - fishing pier across street - places to eat close by - pools - laundromat on site - nice place. Good luck and have fun!!!
 
mandad76 said:
We usually stay at Casa Del Mar at intersection of 61st/Seawall Blvd - nice condo - beach - fishing pier across street - places to eat close by - pools - laundromat on site - nice place. Good luck and have fun!!!

$155 on weekends $124 on week days... no pets... not bad but a little pricey with no breakfast... Its does look very nice...

Thanks...

Chukers

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This is suppose to be across the street from that hotel... hmmmm
 
Is that the Mexican Border? :icon_scratch:
 
S.S.Tupperware said:
Is that the Mexican Border? :icon_scratch:

LOL no thats the seawall on the Gulf of Mexico in Galveston Texas

Chukers
 
Is thata recent pic? Im not sure there is that much sand on the seawall due to the last hurricane
 
TEXAN Connection said:
Is thata recent pic? Im not sure there is that much sand on the seawall due to the last hurricane

it don't say when that was...
 
If your going to Galveston there are a few spots with potential, but its not my place.. I dont think theres much sand on the sea wall right now.
 
There's plenty of sand on the beaches...after the hurricane, they dredged up sand from the far east side of the island and covered all the beaches. From 53rd street going east to Stewart and East Beach there is massive amounts of beaches to hunt. Don't know when that pic was taken but that had to be with a very high tide. Plenty of targets out there.
 

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