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The Greater Clear Lake Area includes both Harris and Galveston Counties, and parts of Houston & Pasadena. Encompassing about 125 square miles, nine distinct communities distinguish this highly diversified, balanced economic structure.
The thriving Clear Lake area's strong base features aerospace, high-technology, petrochemical, commercial fishing and boating industries. Tourist attractions and visitor friendly businesses have promoted tremendous growth in the hospitality and tourism sector in the recent years. |
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Clear Lake City - Annexed by Houston over 20 years ago, this community has it's own unique personality. With it's rapidly growing population, it is home to NASA/Johnson Space Center and is a master-planned residential area. Residents are still able to maintain a strong sense of local community.
Clear Lake Shores - An island community located on the southeastern side of Clear Lake, at the entrance to Jarboe Bayou. Clear Lake Shores offers peaceful small town attitude amid big city conveniences. It is the home to four major marinas, one of which, with 1,300 boat slips, is the largest privately owned marina in the country. |
| EL Lago - Located on the west bank of Taylor Lake to the northern shore of Clear Lake. Previously the home of Jean Lafitte's pirates, this residential community has experienced a major growth spurt when NASA arrived in 1961 and is proud to be the home of several astronauts. |
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Kemah - This seaside community is home to residents, unique area shops, galleries and restraints in a “Waterfront District”. Shrimpers sail into Galveston Bay past the Kemah Boardwalk, a dynamic collection of themed restaurants, retail shops, water gardens and amusements for the whole family to enjoy. Stroll the boardwalk, ride the rides and board the train for a ride through the complex.
League City - Located on the south shore of Clear Lake, League City is the largest and fastest growing city. It is dedicated to new development and growth with an eye on preserving the past. Stroll and shop under the huge oaks trees for gifts, antiques, books, and collectibles in the “Historic League City”. The 1898 restored West Bay Common School, restored historic homes, quaint tearooms, a delightful park and “Helen's Gardens” beckon you. |
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Nassau Bay - Directly across from the Johnson Space Center, Nassau Bay is home to several residents, hotels and motels and the state-of-the-art Christus-St. John Hospital. They also enjoy several popular retail and entertainment establishments. |
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Seabrook - With a Galveston Bay and Clear Lake waterfront, Seabrook is a zoned community that is experiencing a controlled boom in residential and business growth. Stroll among the antique and specialty shops in a quaint shopping district called “Old Seabrook”. Enjoy pelican watching at one of the areas on the Texas Birding Trail.
Taylor Lake Village - A quiet bedroom community with great proximity to water activities. Located across Taylor Lake from sister city El Lago, the two communities share a police department as well as the desire to maintain their image as primarily a residential community for the Bay Area. |
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Webster - Located at the gateway to the NASA/Bay Area, this community is known for its variety of quaint retail businesses, family recreation opportunities and dozens of popular restaurants. Browse through the “Webster Gateway” shopping district for fine art, gourmet foods, crafts, fine jewelry and books. Relax and re-energize with upscale dining in a unique atmosphere. |
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P.O. Box 1055
Kemah, TX. 77565
Phone: 281-334-3232
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