Baytown Nature Center

Yes

Leashed pets are gladly welcomed!

Great for crabbing

yes

$1.00 for each senior over 65.

It is salt water willie. It is by burnett bay.

Yes. You do need a license the game wardens make periodic stops there

Yes, follow park and state fishing regulations.

Yes

Yes

Yes it costs, the other people who are answering is wrong... its 4.00 per person 13 and over, 65 and over is 1.00, 5 to 12 is 1.00, and 4 and under is free. Year passes is 30.00 for individual, 65.00 for family. The family pass is for the card holder plus 5 adults, 12 and under is counted but no limit. There is no car load price. I have worked there for 4 years now. These have been the prices for over 2 years now. There are no free days any more, the park gets so trashed the city stopped doing the free day.

Not sure , but I believe it is the city of Baytown.

There is no store inside the park

Yes. They have areas to set up if you like.

I am not sure what is being caught currently, but the brackish bays are home to drum, trout, croaker, catfish, etc.... all the usual suspects for our area. I noticed a lot of boat fishing happening in Scott Bay a few weekends ago so maybe the fish are biting. Remember, a TPWD fishing license is required for fishing in any public water body.

Yes, kinda small for large Reunion. But has good play area for the kids.

You can't bring your own BBQ pit but there are public BBQ gills in the playground area. No alcohol is allowed either

I am not sure there is a senior day, I could not find one anywhere on their website. I do know that it is $1 for each person over 65 to enter.

If you need a license, if I'm not mistaken at Walmart you can buy it.

Yes

6:30 p.m. This will change throughout the year. We close generally 30 minutes after sunset.

Alot of spots to fish the drum was biting of the pear on left left .

No there isnt

Yes

Yes, a TPWD fishing license is required for anyone over the age of 17. While we do not check for a license, a game warden could show up at any time and check.

Goose Creek Park and Baytown Nature Center are some good spots for fishing. My Instagram page has some pics of them: @klipps_48

We do occasionally see alligators in some of the natural area ponds. But they won't bother you if you don't bother them!

Jrs minute maid corner store sells a bag of shrimp for $5 couple minutes away

There is a $4 entry fee per adult, $1 for kids 12 and under. No additional fees for fishing.

9 am this At 8:15 pm

Red and black drum, catfish, whiting, crocker

Yes they have small bbq pots in some areas......you can bring your own.....nice place

Yes except Thanksgiving and Christmas

About 1-3 miles. Mostly dirt.

No

It opens 30 min before run-up and closes 30 min after dark

Sometimes

Yes

I think you can. Check website to be sure.

It opens at sun up and closes at sun down

7 45 pm is the departure time Of the park .... but already of May It's wings 8 45 pm the output

U have to go on there website. Hrs of operation vary month to month.

Yes go on there website to see how much.

The day I was there no one had any luck.

Nope but if u dont exit u jave no choice but to camp out or call the police to open the gate

1st Sunday of each month

Yes

Yes $4.00

There are no boat ramp. But you can use a motorized canoe

One year olds will be one dollar, anything under will be free.

They're not all that strict.....been fishing there for over 5 years ...I've only seen the game warden once. Heard about them showing up a few other times....but I've only seen them one time.

No

4.00 /1.00 seniors.

Thompson bait near 15.minutes

Don't think so

Yes but a small grill are out there

Yes thats usually what you catch.

There was a catastrophic land sink there in the 70s there's a graveyard right off the bank when the tides low the gravestones can be seen this is a place of death

Yes 65 and up

I bird there but never have fished there. Today it didn't look like people were catching anything. I often talk to fishers and they are not usually real happy about what they are catching.