- The list below includes 54 free or cheap things to do in or near Galveston, Texas, including 57 different types of inexpensive activities like Piers & Boardwalks, Specialty Museums, Beaches and National & State Parks.
- From Rosenberg Library to 61st St. Fishing Pier, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Galveston and in nearby cities within 25 miles like League City, Kemah, Texas City and Houston.
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Groups board covered shuttle-buses for a tour of Galveston’s historic sights under the guidance of a history professor and Galveston native
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With Texas Tarpon Fishing, visitors can go on inshore and offshore fishing excursions to catch shark, flounder, and black drum. The trip takes place on a 25 foot Boston Whaler and is hosted by a tournament winning captain.
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The Little Cedar Bayou Wave Pool is operated by the local parks department and offers an artificial wave pool experience for swimmers of all ages. Open daily during the summer, the pool is surrounded by a picnic and playground area.
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Alvin Bowling Company is a bowling alley that features leagues and clubs. The bowling company also hosts parties for special events and birthdays and there are leagues for men, women, mixed, and seniors.
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Old City Park features a variety of amenities, including picnic areas with barbecue grills, playgrounds with climbing structures and other equipment, nature trails for hiking and biking, and a large riding area that hosts horse shows.
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Established in 1976, the Alvin Museum Society is a historical society that strives to preserve the local history of the area. The society runs a museum that contains over 20 permanent exhibits about the local area.
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At Bouis Tennis Academy, a tennis coach provides personalized instruction to both adults and children at any level of skill. The coach teaches the basics of tennis as well as providing tips for improving skills.
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Established in 1968, the Friendswood Historical Society takes as its mission the preservation and celebration of local history and culture. The society maintains a museum and hosts historically-themed special events throughout the year.
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A replica of the first house built in Friendswood, the Frank J. Brown Heritage Museum and Barn is indicative of the area's Quaker homes from the late 19th century. Second floor exhibits tell the history of Friendswood's first 50 years.
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Located in the oldest house in Friendswood, the Perry House Museum was restored by the Friendswood Historical Society for visitors to enjoy. The home is furnished with period antiques provided by the Perry family descendants.
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Texas Ghost Tours guides guests on a nearly two hour outdoor walking tour through locations that have been reputed to be haunted. Guests can take photos of spirits, strange mist and unexplainable visions.