Viewing birds is generally better in the morning, much like fishing — though in this area, both activities are decent most of the time. Some places to view birds in town are at the Nature Park at Boggy Bayou, King Fisher Beach, the Little Jetties, as well as walking the residential areas, concentrating on undeveloped lots and gardens with native vegetation and mulberry trees.

Kayaking off Port O’Connor, Texas, affords an exciting experience to interact with the coastal habitat. Exploring the area in an individually-powered vessel allows for a more relaxed pace, perfect for enjoying time outdoors. Paddling also provides the opportunity to exercise in a healthy and unique environment, outside and on your own time.

King Fisher Beach in Port O’Connor, Texas, is a great spot for a day in the sun. This beach park looking out over southern Matagorda Bay is a preferred gathering point for families, groups of friends and the whole community, as well as those seeking a peaceful moment near the water.

Matagorda Island is a natural barrier between Port O’Connor and the Gulf of Mexico. Port O’Connor is located near the north end of this 38-mile long island, which extends south to end near the Aransas Wildlife Refuge.