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1. Where is Calypso Cove located?

Calypso Cove is located at 2428 W Main St, Baytown, TX 77520, inside N.C. Foote Park.

2. What are the admission prices for Calypso Cove?

Admission is $5 per person Monday - Thursday and $7 Friday - Sunday. Any guests under the age of 3 is free.

3. Does Calypso Cove have lifejackets available for use?

Complimentary lifejackets are available for daily use on a first come, first serve basis.

4. Does Calypso Cove accept credit cards?

Calypso Cove accepts Visa, Mastercard and Discover. We do not accept American Express.

5. What happens if I lose something at Calypso Cove?

Calypso Cove keeps lost and found items in the First Aid office for 72 hours. Please email Pirates Bay to identify an item you may have lost at the park.

6. Is smoking/vaping allowed in the park?

Calypso Cove is a smoke-free environment. We ask that guests refrain from both smoking and vaping within the park and in our front gate area.

7. Does Calypso Cove have shade and tables?

Calypso Cove provides tables and shade on a first come, first served basis. While it is first come, first served, guests are not allowed to block off multiple tables to host a party in a non-rental area. Guests may not bring in their own tables or chairs.

8. Is Calypso Cove accessible for the disabled?

Calypso Cove strives to assist guest with disabilities. Please speak to a supervisor about any needs you may have, or call us before your visit at 281-422-1150.

9. Does Calypso Cove have lifeguards on duty?

American Red Cross Certified lifeguards are always on duty during operating hours.

10. Does Calypso Cove have a first aid office?

First Aid is located in the building that houses the ticket booth.

11. Can I bring chairs, tents or umbrellas into Calypso Cove?

No outside tents, umbrellas, tables, chairs, wagons, or carts may be brought into the park.

12. Are pets allowed inside of Calypso Cove?

No Animals. Animals of any kind (e.g., dogs, cats, rabbits, gerbils, lizards, snakes, pigs, hamsters, turtles, birds, tarantulas, rats, mice, monkeys, ferrets, mini-horses, etc.) are not allowed in the park, except for legally-defined service dogs or as may otherwise be required by law to assist those with disabilities (“disabilities” being defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act or other applicable laws). A “service animal” is defined by law, and not by a person’s personal desires. For example, a “companion” animal, or an animal that brings “emotional comfort,” or a dog, which serves as “personal security,” does not qualify as a legal “service animal.”