Share your story and help protect the places you love by creating your own virtual postcard. That’s why we support the work of The Trust for Public Land, an organization whose mission it is to create and protect parks and other natural places, right in your own backyard. The sight of my three-year-old promising to protect the land and all its treasures sends a wave of pride through me - he loves it here, and is learning at a young age just how important it is to protect the natural world around us. That leads to even more learning and discovery - answering questions in a workbook to earn our Junior Park Ranger badge. The national seashore is located on North Padre/Mustang Island. A sign lists a Junior Park Ranger activity, so we head inside to learn more. NAPA Auto Parts - Corpus Christi - 6130 S Padre Island Dr Corpus Christi 6130 S. It’s so nice to have the beach to ourselves, reveling in the beauty of nature all around us.īefore leaving, we stop by the Malaquite Beach Visitor’s Center to read more about the plants and animals that we’ve observed. We spend hours here: splashing, chasing, digging, and just enjoying the sound of the waves. It’s perfect for a little boy who loves to splash in the shallow waves, searching for seashells and chasing the gulls. The beach is deserted, save for some seagulls wading along the shore. It’s such a different sight from the summer, where it’s just sand for miles and miles.
The sand dunes are covered in flowers, vines, and other vegetation, making them fun to climb up and explore. Winters tend to be mild, so the temperature isn’t too bad.
Visiting Padre Island National Seashore in the Winter You might not think of visiting the beach during the winter, but if you’re a nature enthusiast, that can be the best time to go. We love visiting Padre Island National Seashore in the Winter to get out of the house and learn more about nature and the world around us. Before any wildland fire use or prescribed fire is permitted, the park must complete a Fire Management Plan as well as a burn plan. We’ve been spending lots of time at my parents’ house on the Texas Gulf Coast, and sometimes it can be hard when cabin fever sets in. Disclosure: This is a sponsored post on behalf of the Trust for Public Land.
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