OVER 50 years of serving the greater Houston area

Kemah, Texas is a lively waterfront city in Galveston County, Texas located along Galveston Bay, about 30 miles southeast of Houston, Texas. Originally established in the late 1800s as a small fishing and shipping village, Kemah grew around its waterfront, where shrimp boats, marinas, and local seafood restaurants became a central part of the community’s identity.

For decades, Kemah was known primarily as a quiet coastal town popular with boaters and fishermen. Its transformation began in the late 1990s with the development of the iconic Kemah Boardwalk, a waterfront entertainment district featuring amusement rides, restaurants, shops, and live music overlooking the bay. The boardwalk quickly became one of the most visited attractions on the Texas Gulf Coast, drawing tourists and locals year-round.

Kemah is also home to one of the region’s most active boating communities, with numerous marinas and sailing events taking place throughout the year. The city regularly hosts festivals, seafood events, and waterfront celebrations that highlight its coastal culture and maritime heritage.

Today, Kemah offers a unique blend of seaside charm, entertainment, and Gulf Coast lifestyle. With scenic bay views, vibrant nightlife, and easy access to nearby destinations like Galveston, Texas and League City, Texas, Kemah continues to be a popular destination for visitors and a distinctive place to live along the Houston coastal region.