Kemah Boardwalk

I visited here during the middle of the week. It's a really interesting place. The scenery is beautiful and spacious. The views are expansive. The facilities are very well maintained. There are many games for children. The staff are very friendly and attentive. I would recommend this place to everyone.

Awesome experience. Great for an evening stroll. Great ambience and awesome atmosphere, energetic crowd, lots of food places, play area, feeris wheel, roller coaster and other fun games too. We saw dolphins as well, which was a cherry on the cake.

Very fun place with tons of things to do and is very enjoyable with friends and family :). The only thing that's the problem is the lines and there is no surprise since its a very popular place<:). The following pictures and one video are from the aquarium inside the park and it so cool to see all the fish and there is a section in the aquarium that you can pet and feed harmless stingrays <]. Overall, fun place to come and have fun :)

Kemah Boardwalk is the perfect place to unwind after a day at NASA! The atmosphere walking along the water is fantastic, especially with the cool breeze. The Boardwalk Bullet is an absolute must if you love roller coasters, it is surprisingly fast! We grabbed a meal at Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., which was delicious and fun with a great view of the bay. It gets a bit crowded on weekends, but the energy is lively. A great spot for families

Kemah Boardwalk has been a short trip vacation mainstay for me over the years, and recently, my kids as well. Standard fare for a small boardwalk amusement park, they have rides for kids and big kids alike. The Boardwalk Bullet is always a blast - super fast classic wooden coaster with a few great drops. They have a few spinny-type rides, a drop-zone ride, a Pharaoh's Fury that they don't let go all the way upside down, a double decker carousel, a kiddy train that circles the park, and a Ferris wheel. The Boardwalk Beast is a super fun, high occupancy speedboat that takes riders out into the bay, but is closed as often as it's running for various reasons every time I've been there. Rides are frequently closed for maintenance, but typically 80-90% of attractions are open most days. A regular assortment of gift/souvenir shops and carnival games like ring toss, water gun balloon fill horse race, and dart balloon pop round out the attractions, and the attendants are generally fun and very generous with prizes. An armband for all day and most rides costs around $30, but that doesn't include the speedboat or the Zipline ride. Vendors and attendants are a little pushy, but not nauseatingly so, which is expected at a small amusement destination like Kemah. Lots of food options, all of them great, but primarily in the Landry's family of restaurants. There's a Landry's, a Bubba Gump, and a Pappadeux seafood, along with various hotdog and funnel cake trucks. Alcohol is available and parking is easy, cheap, and conveniently placed right next to the boardwalk. Ride downtime and $$ restaurants keep me from giving 5 ⭐, but I do recommend the place as a fun and accessible family-friendly amusement attraction for a day outing, especially if you're in the Houston area. Will always go back!

Kemah Boardwalk was a solid 10/10 experience. I loved everything about it—the energy, the views, the whole atmosphere just felt alive. The rides were the perfect mix of scary and fun, definitely got my adrenaline going. It’s the kind of place where you can just let loose, enjoy the moment, and have a great time whether you’re with friends or family. Food, rides, and vibes all on point. Can’t wait to go back.

Visited Kemah Boardwalk and had a really fun time overall. The ride prices were reasonable, and the staff throughout the park were friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. The atmosphere by the water gives it that classic seaside amusement vibe. The only downside? The parking fee was unbelievably expensive compared to everything else. Aside from that, it’s a great place to spend a few relaxed, fun-filled hours.

Adorable place if you’re looking for something to do from Galveston to Houston! Very quaint space with a lot of things to do and great restaurants! We went right at 11 and things were just starting to open up. Not super busy but looks like a lot of fun! Rides are $7/ea or $30 for an all day pass! Highly recommend :)