Eagle Point
@eaglepointfishingcamp.com
Eagle Point Fishing Camp is a full-service marina offering boat storage, a boat ramp for launching, live shrimp and croakers, assorted dead bait, a gas dock, a tackle shop with all fishing necessities, an RV park, and fresh Galveston Bay eating shrimp.
Eagle Point's Company Logos


Eagle Point's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#232990
Jacksons Purple
35, 41, 144
237, 61, 35
76, 72, 0, 44
#F9F9F9
Alabaster
249, 249, 249
0, 0, 98
0, 0, 0, 2
#333333
Mine Shaft
51, 51, 51
0, 0, 20
0, 0, 0, 80
About Eagle Point
Eagle Point Fishing Camp (EPFC) has been a unique and trusted brand since 1929. Located in the heart of Galveston Bay, EPFC offers anglers easy access to a vast stretch of water for fishing. With a commitment to providing a full-service experience, EPFC ensures that every fishing trip is perfect.
Alongside their boat ramp, boat storage, gas dock, and tackle shop, EPFC boasts a fleet of shrimp boats, contributing to their successful commercial shrimping business. This sets them apart and caters to the desires of regular customers. Led by Eric Valentino, who grew up working at EPFC and is now the General Manager, the camp has continued to grow and thrive.
Eric's passion for life on the water is evident in his dedication to the family business. Johnny Valentino, the retired founder of EPFC, played a crucial role in establishing the camp as the best full-service fishing camp in Texas. Even in retirement, Johnny remains actively involved in the camp's operations.
EPFC also boasts a team of exceptional staff members, including Rob Halik, a Navy veteran who serves customers with a smile, and Windy Marshall, a renowned fishing guide known as the GOAT of Galveston Bay. Windy's expertise and years of experience make him an invaluable resource for anglers seeking the best fishing spots. Whether you're looking for boat storage, live bait, RV park facilities, or simply a memorable fishing experience, Eagle Point Fishing Camp is the go-to destination for all your fishing needs in Galveston Bay
