Located where the historic Brazos River flows into the Gulf of Mexico, Freeport, Texas is a coastal city approximately 50 miles south of Houston. With its moderate climate and tropical scenery, Freeport offers a unique blend of natural beauty, small-town charm, and industrial vitality.

The city enjoys average temperatures ranging from 42°F in the winter to 92°F in the summer, along with an annual rainfall of approximately 52.3 inches—ideal for year-round outdoor recreation and coastal living.

Recognized as the Shrimp Capital of the World, Freeport has a proud maritime heritage and an active commercial fishing industry. The area is also part of one of the world’s largest chemical manufacturing regions, making it a key contributor to both state and national economies.

A major deep-water port facility located nearby enhances the region’s role in global trade and supports the movement of goods and materials vital to industry and infrastructure.

Freeport is also home to the Bridge Harbor Yacht Club, a statewide-recognized marina and boating facility that draws visitors and anglers from across Texas and beyond.