Oyster Lake Park

Oyster Lake park is a small park at the end of Oyster Lake Road. It provides access to fish West Matagorda Bay and Oyster Lake. It is also one of the sites on The Great Texas Birding Trail. There are no amenities, but camping is allowed. Currents can be swift in the channel especially on a falling tide. The road to get there is passable by any vehicle but it is rough and you will be travelling very slowly on  the county road. This is a good spot to fish the shoreline or launch a kayak to fish Oyster Lake. Be cautious if you plan to fish Oyster Lake by boat. It is very shallow and it is named “Oyster Lake” for a reason. There is no usage fee at the park.

Getting There:

The park is located about 9 miles south of the town of Collegeport and approximately 15 miles south of the intersection of FM521 and FM1095. From Matagorda, take hwy 60 north to FM 521. Take a left and head west to FM1095. Take a left and go south to County Road 365. Continue south on 365 until you cross the brigde. The road will dead end into the park.
Coordinates:28.61255, -96.21402

Parking & Facilities:

There is a small strip of parking on the beach at this site. There are no facilities.

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1 week ago
Matagorda Beach

If you are headed to the beach today, just be aware. It does smell a little fishy down here today. ... See MoreSee Less

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The island across from Matagorda Bay Matagorda Bay Nature Park

Awful!

Any updated on how it looks today? We are supposed to go this weekend.

Why is this happening?

Is the river affected also

Alyssa Bustamante I was coughing the whole time I was there.

I have relatives coming from out of state and they love the beach. How is the beach at this time? Are there a lot of dead fish? I heard the county had cleaned up some of the dead fish. We are not interested in going in the water. Just want to hang out, watch the waves, and have some refreshments.

That red tide will get you sick

I wouldnt swim in that water right now even if I lived back down there

Update on the Red tide? Are there still dead fish and bad smell?

Have to pee but not going I that..so gross!

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2 weeks ago
Matagorda Beach

We have another beach report out today. Please stop by Studio 457 for a ribbon cutting at 2pm and Sip and Shop starts shortly after that at Cassady's Coffee Bar & Cafe. ... See MoreSee Less

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I have subscribed to you on youtube and left a comment there. I will do it here as well. Can you please show how loose or packed the beach is when you pull onto it. Or any real beach conditions. I need more than "it's a 4x4 only" or "as dry as I have ever seen it". Just a quick clip of what it looks like as you pull on and off the beach with some feed back. I love the content, and go down there every year to go fishing. We normally go camping for around 5 days or so and would love a heads up on beach conditions before we take 4 or 5 trucks out there. Keep up the content. Thanks.

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4 weeks ago
Matagorda Beach

We have another beach report out in time for the holiday weekend. ... See MoreSee Less

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Gorgeous!! Thanks for the great view this morning! We were down about 3 weeks ago, the tar was pretty nasty, how's that situation looking?

We have never been to this part of Texas, but we are coming this weekend after a wedding in Houston. Will it be safe to swim in by Sunday, or are there riptides predicted after the rains come through? I heard this beach is way better than going to Galveston.

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Wade Bolieu

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