Right Beaches › Texas › Texas City
Kiteboard Beach
4.8★ · 16 Google ratings · Texas City, Texas
✓ Short walk✓ Good for kids
At a glance
Parking
Not mapped
Walk
110 ft · under a minute
Water
88°F
Tide
1 ft range today
Children
Reported good for young kids
Map of Kiteboard Beach
Guide
Good to know
Good for casual observation visits
The scenic skyline drive and calm waters make this worthwhile even if you're not participating in water sports.
Ideal for learning water sports
Shallow water extending about a mile makes this beginner-friendly for kiteboarding and windsurfing.
Reported good with little kids
Visitors often mention shallow or calm water. This is what reviewers report, not a safety assessment.Mentioned by 2 visitors · 2017–2026
Expect muddy bottom, not sand
The beach lacks traditional sandy shore, so wear water shoes or expect a different texture underfoot.
Watch for fishing line debris
Bring gloves or inspect the water's edge for discarded fishing line before entering.
Conditions
How it is right now
Air
89°F · mostly clear
Water
88°F
Waves
1.2 ft · 3 s apart
Wind
4 mph from the N
Shelter
Cross-shore · wind running along the beach
UV index
8 peak today
| Time | Tide | Height |
|---|---|---|
| 13:57 | High tide | ↑ |
| 23:45 | Low tide | ↓ |
Last updated Aug 25, 5:37 PM.
Practical
Plan your visit
Nearby
Other beaches close by
200 yd away
1.4 miles away
3.4 miles away
5.6 miles away
10 miles away
10 miles away
Find another
Not the right one?
Find another beach that works for today.
Where are you starting from?
More options
What matters today?
Contribute
Been here recently?
Help other visitors with fresh information about Kiteboard Beach. Everything below is optional except the last box.
Questions
Common questions
How far is the walk to the water at Kiteboard Beach?
110 ft in a straight line from the listing to the mapped shoreline, under a minute. Soft sand and dune make the real walk longer than the straight line.
Does Kiteboard Beach have restrooms?
No restrooms are mapped within 600 m on OpenStreetMap. That means nobody has mapped any, which is not the same as there being none.
Measured from OpenStreetMap, public aerial imagery and live conditions data, and counted from visitor reviews. Every source, in full.
