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Area guide · Louisiana, USA

Things to do in Port Arthur and Sulphur

Gulf Coast museums and nature trails across the Texas-Louisiana line

  • Attractions
  • Shopping
  • Museums
  • Sightseeing
  • Nearest airport: BPT, about 21 miles

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Attractions
Family Favorite

Almosta Ranch

Under $25

A 39-acre working farm and petting zoo near Lake Charles with animal encounters, hayrides and barrel train rides.

Shopping
Local Gem

Flock of Five Gift and Art Emporium

Free

Browse handcrafted Louisiana gifts, local art, and Cajun-themed souvenirs in a Sulphur boutique.

Museums
History Buff

McFaddin-Ward House

Free

Free 1906 Beaux-Arts mansion museum in Beaumont with original furnishings, a carriage house and gardens.

Sightseeing
Local Gem

Port Arthur

Free

The official visitor bureau for Port Arthur, a Texas Gulf Coast city known for its Cajun heritage and refinery skyline.

Museums
History Buff

Spindletop Gladys City Boomtown Museum

Under $25

A recreated 1901 boomtown near Beaumont with 15 replica buildings marking the Spindletop oil discovery.

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About

About Port Arthur and Sulphur

This cluster straddles the Texas-Louisiana state line at the mouth of the Sabine River. Port Arthur and Beaumont, Texas sit within the Golden Triangle, home to the McFaddin-Ward House, a preserved early-1900s mansion in Beaumont. Sulphur, Louisiana, about 25 miles east in Calcasieu Parish, is part of the Lake Charles area and serves as a gateway to the Creole Nature Trail; it is also home to local shops such as Flock of Five Gift and Art Emporium and Almosta Ranch. The two halves of this cluster fall in different, non-overlapping tourism regions, so no single regional name covers both.

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