Ingleside Cove is a saltwater cove on Corpus Christi Bay, located near the community of Ingleside, Texas. It is a popular destination for kayaking and paddleboarding, offering a gentle, protected environment. The primary public access point for paddlers is the Ingleside Cove Kayak Launch, which provides direct entry into the cove and features ample parking. This launch also offers access to the nearby La Quinta Channel and Ingleside Point. The cove's proximity to the larger Corpus Christi Bay means paddlers can easily venture into more open water, but the cove itself provides a calmer setting shielded from the full fetch of the bay. The area is known for coastal birdwatching, and paddlers may see a variety of bird species. A notable historical landmark visible from the water is the historic Ingleside schoolhouse, which now houses the Ingleside Historical Museum. The surrounding area includes Ingleside Cove Park, which offers a free public boat launch. The cove is having gentle waves, making it suitable for families and those seeking a relaxed paddling experience. The cove is part of a region with a maritime history, having been a stop for steamships carrying trade goods in the 19th century.