This park offers views of the confluence of Trinity, East, and Galveston Bays. The islands off the park are rookery and roost Islands for colonial waterbirds. Some shorebirds that are difficult to find in Chamber's County are reliable here, American Oystercatcher and Ruddy Turnstone. Seaside Sparrows are resident year round and Nelson's Sparrows are found in the cord grass along the entrance road. Clapper Rail are resident. Reddish Egret is occasionally found here.

Seaside Sparrow, Nelson's Sparrow, Clapper Rail, Ruddy Turnstone, Reddish Egret.

This small park consists of a gravel parking lot and a couple of small boat ramps. There is a small about of shell beach. Most of the surrounding wetlands are private property and are posted no trespassing.

This portion of the Great Texas Birding Trails covers the major sites in Chambers County, Texas