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Home	March 14, 2010

Welcome To the Bolivar Chamber of Commerce

Bolivar is beautiful, beaches, bays, boating, birding, gulf carts, fishing and building. It's a bedroom community and oceanfront resort for Beaumont, Houston and Dallas and is becoming the Hamptons of the Texas Gulf Coast.

We have 27 miles of sandy beaches. Much of the land is undeveloped and protected by the state and the audubon society. You can drive your beach buggie (gulf cart) the entire length of the peninsula which has become a way of life for many in the community.

Bolivar is the home of popular Crystal Beach and so much more. Bolivar is business at its best and offers a family oriented relaxed lifestyle. Discover Bolivar and you'll never want to leave, best of all, Bolivar is affordable and offers oceanfront opportunities found nowhere else in the United States.

The Bolivar Peninsula is a world unto itself. A narrow strip of land running parallel to the upper southeast Texas coast, bounded one one side by Galveston Bay and the other by the Gulf of Mexico.

Bolivar Peninsula Map Galveston County Texas
Bolivar Peninsula communities include Port Bolivar, Crystal Beach, Caplen, Gilchrist and High Island in Galveston County

News Flash

Hurricane Ike Recovery and Bring Back Bolivar

2010 Crab Fest Information

Visit our Ike Recovery section for information, news, progress and community interaction about Bolivar's remarkable recovery efforts after Hurricane Ike.

Support our "Bring Back Bolivar" movement. Signup and show your support to restore the Beautiful Bolivar Peninsula. Please click here to sign the "Bring Back Bolivar" support roster.

Purchase your Bring Back Bolivar T-Shirt or Cap. All proceeds benefit Bolivar Peninsula Economic Development. Call now to order 409-684-5940.

Chamber General Meeting Schedule:

July 7th 7:00 pm Joe Faggard Building

August 4th 2:00 pm Joe Faggard Building

September 1st 7:00 pm Social at Coconuts Restaurant

October 6th 2:00 pm Joe Faggard Building

November 3rd 7:00 pm Joe Faggard Building

December 12th Crystaland Christmas Parade

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Latest News (click here for all the local news)

Bolivar Chamber Of Commerce Announces Fishing Tournament

Over $3000 Dollars in Cash Prizes and Goodies to be Awarded to top Fishermen, Registration for the tournament ends May 14th with the tournament taking place on May 22, 2010

Texas General Land Office launches TexasBeachAccess.org

The Texas General Land Office is transitioning away from the temporary 4.5-foot elevation line used to determine the boundary of the public beach after Hurricane Ike. The new maps on TexasBeachAccess.org show the post-Ike boundary of the coast, as determined by the Texas Open Beaches Act.

The Bolivar Recovery Blueprint Plan

The Bolivar Blueprint plan offers various alternatives for moving forward and captures what has been accomplished so far.

Crews Raise Bolivar Peninsula's State Hwy 87

BOLIVAR PENINSULA — Crews working on a $6.16 million road project funded by a federal economic stimulus program will begin raising Bolivar Peninsula’s only highway, which was damaged by Hurricane Ike. Work is scheduled to start today.

Bolivar is Back - May 2009 Festivals a Huge Success

Thousands gathered during the weekend after two annual festivals combined for a celebration of the peninsula’s recovery process from hurricane Ike.