The best things to do in Port Arthur

“Babe Zaharias Golf Course pairs a legit 18-hole championship layout with a big practice range, then takes it up a notch with TrackMan 4 fittings for drivers, irons, wedges, putters and even your golf ball using Titleist’s green to tee approach. Book a tune-up this week, then go stripe it.”

From the Port Arthur newsletter, September 21, 2026

“Recent upgrades to the fairways and greens made Henry Homberg Golf Course a smooth, forgiving place to chase pars, whether you’re new to the game or working on breaking 80. Book a tee time, snag a lesson package, and make this your weekly sanity walk.”

From the Beaumont newsletter, September 29, 2026

“Birdie ParTee is coming soon to Port Arthur with themed mini golf that brings big fun energy, plus social and arcade games for the competitive crew, so put it on your radar this week.”

From the Beaumont newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Whether you’re chasing a personal best or just escaping the grind, Brentwood Entertainment Complex serves up a fun, water-laced track with five sets of tees and plenty of palm-framed views. After your round, Texas Star Bar & Grill’s massive wine list and steak nights make sticking around a very good idea.”

From the Beaumont newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Bayou Din Golf Course sits on 140 acres with a clubhouse, two practice greens, and a pro shop, so you can sneak in focused reps or a full round. Clean up that slice, then reward yourself by pretending it never existed until next weekend.”

From the Beaumont newsletter, August 29, 2026

“Sand-between-your-toes beach, kid-friendly slides, classic high and low dives, and a zip-line over the water make Smith Lake Waterpark an easy win when the humidity gets rude. Snacks, lifeguards, and laid-back vibes keep everyone happy, from cannonballers to chill floaters.”

From the Beaumont newsletter, September 27, 2026

“When the kids are bouncing off the walls, Imagination Station is the easy choice with a big playground full of slides and swings, plus a splash pad to cool things off. Low stress, high fun, and perfect for quick after school pit stops or lazy Saturday hangs.”

From the Beaumont newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Dial in your drive on the 18-hole course, mix in some tennis, then cool off at the pool before grabbing a bite at the Texas Star Bar & Grill. Brentwood - Country Club of Texas is an easy local reset when you need fresh air, friendly vibes, and a reason to skip yardwork.”

From the Beaumont newsletter, August 30, 2026

“Relaxed, contemporary multiscreen theater featuring showings of mainstream films.”

“When the kids are climbing the walls, swing by Port Neches Splash Park for an instant cool-down. Tap the red activator on the Whale Tail and the sprays kick into random 3-minute bursts that keep everyone giggling, splashing, and blissfully tired for bedtime.”

From the Beaumont newsletter, September 20, 2026

“Entertainment bar featuring bowling lanes, laser tag and arcade games.”

“Whether it’s a parade finish line, a city celebration, or a community fundraiser with local vendors, Port Arthur Pavilion is the city’s go-to open-air stage downtown. Keep an eye on community listings, then meet your neighbors under the roof and let the breeze do the heavy lifting.”

From the Port Arthur newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Max Bowl is the easy win for a midweek reset or a full-on crew night, with legit bowling, a laser tag arena, and arcade fun, plus a menu built for sharing and handcrafted drinks. Leagues and birthdays are handled, you just show up and claim bragging rights.”

From the Port Arthur newsletter, August 26, 2026