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This delightful small town of around 10,000 is named for Robert Driscoll, an early settler in Texas. It is home to the Richard M. Borchard Regional Fairgrounds, which hosts 200 events a year, including livestock shows, boxing events and rodeos. Founded in 1906, Robstown is officially recognized by the Texas State Legislature as the birthplace of Texas hold 'em poker.

This lovely small park is one among several on Ocean Boulevard. There are picnic tables and several nice benches with incredible bay views. It's a fantastic place to make a brief stop, enjoy the scenery, and watch the ships go by.

The Oso Creek spans 28 miles, beginning northeast of Robstown before emptying into Oso Bay. On its shoreline, consisting primarily of mesquite brush, you'll see plenty of small wildlife and a wide variety of bird species, including great blue herons, cormorants, and numerous other shorebirds. It is a popular location for paddlers to enjoy the quiet of its tranquil waters.

Oso Bay offers a unique blend of natural beauty, diverse ecosystems, and a variety of outdoor activities due to the combination of freshwater from Oso Creek and saltwater from Corpus Christi Bay. It is home to the Hans and Pat Suter Wildlife Refuge, where some of the best birdwatching in the world takes place. As you ride by, watch for pelicans, herons, and egrets that inhabit this area. If you are lucky enough to ride by in the evening, it's worth stopping to enjoy a sunset over this beautiful bay.

This is an excellent waterfront park in the heart of Corpus Christi. It includes a multi-use trail, plenty of green space, a pier, an amphitheater, and a picnic area. It is a great place to stop and stretch your legs while you enjoy the scenic water views.

Here, you'll find a barrier on the beach separating Malaquite and South Beach, with a pit toilet in the parking area. There is free camping on the South Beach side, perfect if you want to extend your ride for an overnight.

This visitor center includes an information desk, a shaded picnic area on its deck and restrooms. Behind the center, there is an access ramp to the beach, leading to fantastic permanent shelters right on the sand. It's a great place to take a break and cool down, especially on a hot day.

Mustang Island State Park is a stunning beach location featuring spectacular dunes and abundant wildlife, including hundreds of bird species and sea turtles. The park includes waterfront campsites and over 20 miles of paddling waterways, with kayak rentals available to explore the warm Gulf waters. There is a $5 entrance fee to enjoy the park.