A Coastal Gem Awaits You

Seabrook, Texas, invites you to explore its coastal charm just 30 minutes south of Houston. Known for its resort-style atmosphere along Clear Lake and Galveston Bay, Seabrook is a vibrant community where residents and visitors alike enjoy an exceptional quality of life. This town of over 12,000 residents offers a relaxed lifestyle, a business-friendly environment, and beautiful waterfront properties, making it one of the country’s most inviting places to live, work, and visit.

Seabrook's Rich History

Seabrook’s story began in 1832 when Ritson Morris, a Virginian, acquired land from the Mexican government. Later, Seabrook W. Sydnor purchased part of this land in 1895, lending the town his name and filing a plat with the Harris County Courthouse in 1896. By 1903, the Seabrook Company of Houston developed the town further, attracting farmers, fishermen, and merchants. After incorporating in 1961, Seabrook continued to grow, with a new bridge connecting Kemah and Seabrook in 1964 and the expansion of State Highway 146.

A Destination for Fun & Flavor

Seabrook’s location along Galveston Bay offers a blend of recreational and commercial activities, drawing visitors nationwide. After your Seabrook Lucky Trails race, treat yourself to fresh seafood from local markets and explore the many waterfront spots that make Seabrook a hidden gem on the Texas coast. The 3 Bros Running Company is incredibly grateful to the city of Seabrook for their sponsorship and support; without their partnership, this event would not be possible.

Checkout the Pelicans

Seabrook, Texas, is home to a unique public art display featuring colorful pelican statues scattered throughout the city. Each pelican is individually decorated, showcasing various themes that reflect the local culture, history, and creativity of local artists. These vibrant statues have become an iconic symbol of Seabrook, embodying the town's coastal charm and artistic spirit.

For more about Seabrook’s history, events, and attractions, visit seabrooktx.gov.