Caracol was designed to make your connection to the Texas coast a natural one. Caracol's canals will accommodate offshore boats, and your place on the canal will allow you to tie your boat off right outside your door. Finally, homesites are oriented so that there will be a blending of indoor and outdoor spaces to further your connection to the coast.  100 Homesites are available in 2 phases as well as a 5 story, 60 unit, condominium tower.

Homesite Features:

• Solid concrete bulkheads throughout all canals
• Concrete (not asphalt) streets with brick accents
• Underground utilities
• Port O'Connor MUD services
• Cable TV and broadband internet available

Homeowner's Association Membership*:

• Basic lawn service provided year-round for every homeowner
• Caracol Design Review Committee to coordinate your submittal process & uphold the community design principles
• Staff dedicated to the upkeep of the community

Amenities:
• Pavilion
• Pool
• Volleyball Court

History:  Port O’Connor began in the late nineteenth century as a fishing settlement called Alligator Head. As it grew in popularity with both permanent residents and tourists, the community took on more municipal-like characteristics, earning the formal name as the town site of Port O’Connor in 1912. Port O’Connor’s heyday spanned the ten years from 1909 to 1919, resulting in growth that has yet to be matched. Excursion trains used to run on weekends to Port O’Connor and an estimated 10,000 tourists came every summer.