Our Facilities
The Navigation District manages six facilities in Aransas County
Proposed ACND Port Improvement Master Plan
The proposed Port Improvement Master Plan is now available for public viewing. Learn more about its purpose, explore the document, and understand how it helps guide future planning for the Navigation District.
The Aransas County Navigation District exists to conserve and develop natural resources. This includes the navigation of inland and coastal waterways, the surface and submerged land deeded to it by letters of patent and acts of the Texas Legislature, and all other land and water resources acquired for the benefit of the citizens of Aransas County.
Attention Transients: Without a reservation, we may not be able to accommodate your vessel.
All three of our harbors are at or nearing maximum capacity. Many slips may appear vacant but are already reserved by boaters en route from other ports. Please call or email Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM to make a reservation.
Navigation District Happenings
Jun 26, 2026
ACND Office Open - July 3rd
ACND holiday office hours
Aug 1, 2024
Dispelling Misinformation about Drainage Issues in Downtown Rockport
ACND is correcting reports and hearsay about Downtown Rockport drainage issues
Jul 22, 2024
Stormwater Discharge Ordinance NO. 07-22-2024A
Ordinance NO. 07-22-2024A
May 22, 2026
ACND Press Release of Acuity_CxO Report
Analysis of allegations made by Anne Smith
Jul 22, 2024
ACND Ordinance Summary
ACND Ordinance NO. 07-22-2024A Summary - Presentation
May 29, 2024
ACND Statement - NEW
Stormwater discharge into Rockport Harbor
May 5, 2026
Rockport Beach Passes - Location Change
Where & when to buy Beach Passes
Jul 22, 2024
ACND Commissioners Adopt Stormwater Discharge Ordinance
Public Release Statement - Ordinance NO. 07-22-2024A
