Take Flight in League City

Soar into summer with exciting activities for every age

From rockets to rollercoasters, you'll have a blast!

Add League City to your next Texas road trip. Located directly between downtown Houston and the Island of Galveston—a 30 minute drive from each—it's a coastal gem you don't want to miss. Minutes away from Space Center Houston, Kemah Boardwalk, and the Lone Star Flight Museum, you'll find world-class attractions, scenic nature escapes, and lasting memories.

To League City and Beyond....

Tour Space Center Houston

Discover the future of space exploration, and learn its storied past at Space Center Houston—just a short 10-minute drive from League City.

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Soar Above Galveston Bay

Enjoy panoramic views of Galveston Bay from the top of the Ferris Wheel, ride the Boardwalk Bullet, visit Stingray Reef Aquarium, and zip through the air on the Iron Eagle at Kemah Boardwalk.

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Visit the Lone Star Flight Museum

A tribute to the history of Texas military aviation, this museum houses dozens of historic aircraft in two 30,000-square-foot hangars. Walk through the hangars, discover aviation artifacts, experience a flight simulator, and even schedule a real flight in a warbird.

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Explore League City's Birding Scene

Hit the trails or stop by the Nature Center and search for birds on their migratory path. League City is part of the world-class Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail, where hundreds of bird species stop to refuel during the trek north.

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Sample a Flight of Craft Beer

Choose from over 60 craft beers for a tasty flight that will cap off a day of fun in League City. Craft 96 offers flights of 5 oz. pours. Pick your flight, and pair it with a meal from their unique menu of creative twists on American favorites.

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Fly a Kite at a Waterfront Park

Kids and kids-at-heart will love Heritage Park, where you can fly a kite, have a picnic, fish, and greet the turtles in the pond (you may even spot the resident gator). Bring your kayak for a paddle, or visit the on-site Butler Longhorn Museum.

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