(New facility opened March 2012) Chambers County Eastbound is the partner for Chambers County Westbound
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View of front building entrance (historical marker sign is at eastbound only)
Location
IH 10 - Westbound, 14 miles west of Winnie, between Houston and Beaumont
Latitude = 29.8389 Longitude = -94.6056
Milepost: 815
Features
2 sets of Men's and Women's Restrooms
Interpretive Displays
Air-conditioned lobby and restrooms
Picnic Tables
Family/Assisted Restroom
Playground
Group Picnic Facility
Separate Truck and Passenger Parking
Handicap Access
Vending Machines
Miscellaneous
New facility opened in March 2012
The building design will reflect the early "Low South" regional architectural characteristic with wooden clapboard structures elevated on brick footings, and wide covered porches to protect from the rain and to help catch breezes
A historical marker commemorating James Taylor White is located at the building entrance (at the eastbound facility only). On White's ranch in June 1832, area colonists signed the Turtle Bayou Resolutions which ultimately led to the decisive Battle of San Jacinto of the Texas Revolution
Chambers County was named for Thomas Jefferson Chambers (1802-1865), an early Texas pioneer who participated in the Texas Revolution
Located in the "Gulf Coast" region of Texas. Visit our Texas Highways Magazine to find out interesting places and events happening in this region.