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Padre Island National Seashore, the longest undeveloped stretch of a barrier island in the world, has more than 133,000 acres of protected, natural beaches, white dunes, thriving grassland, saltwater marshes, and a host of untouched wildlife. Experience the island in its natural state with primitive camping, which is allowed in any spot along the entire length of the beach. Year-round inhabitants include coyotes, white-tail deer, peregrine falcons, kangaroo rats, and jackrabbits.

Check out Concrete Street Amphitheater for an amazing outdoor concert experience in Corpus Christi. It's hosted some of the biggest names in music, including Nine Inch Nails, Willie Nelson, 311, Rob Zombie, Miranda Lambert, Snoop Dogg, and many more. The main stage is located at the back of the park and is open-air, so you can enjoy the show under the stars. It's huge, with space for up to 10,000 fans, so you can be sure it will be an unforgettable experience. If you prefer a more intimate setting, check out the Pavilion stage, which holds up to 3,000 people and is covered in case of rain. And don't worry about getting hungry or thirsty, there are plenty of concession stands where you can grab a bite to eat or something to drink. They've got everything from pizza and nachos to hot wings and juicy burgers. And of course, they've also got a great selection of cold beers and margaritas.

Stop by the Texas Surf Museum, where they enlighten the world with the unique culture and history of Texas surfing, encourage the community to experience the fun, accessible and healthy lifestyle of surfing and related board sports, and educate everyone in proper conservation practices to protect and preserve the beaches, bays, and waterways of the Texas Gulf Coast. As the only surf museum in Coastal Bend, it is a must-see for anyone who has ever surfed and a delightful adventure for non-surfers. Relax on a bench made from surfboards, catch a surf film in the projection theater, and spot old buddies and young stars in the hundreds of photos scattered throughout the museum.