
Flat-rate, chauffeur-driven airport transfers to Hobby, IAH and Sugar Land, Houston Rodeo and Texans game days, Wharton County weddings on Monterey Square and out at the river venues, quinceañeras, prom nights, beach runs to Matagorda and party buses — dispatched from Wharton across the county, 24 hours a day.
Every ride is chauffeur-driven in a late-model, fully insured vehicle. Book online in minutes or call our Wharton dispatch line any hour of the day.
From executive sedans to a 27-passenger party bus — every vehicle is late-model, inspected, detailed and chauffeur-ready.
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Limousine
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Sprinter
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Limos of Wharton is Wharton County's luxury transportation team — moving plant crews, bridal parties, quinceañera courts and neighbors catching early flights out of Hobby. We don't just drive. We plan the route, watch the flight and handle the details so your day runs the way it should.
"Booked a 4:20 pickup off Monterey Square for an early flight out of Hobby and the Suburban was idling before the porch light was on. Flat price confirmed the week before, no meter running in the traffic on US-59."
Ashley R.
Wharton resident
"Our venue was out on a county road past the Colorado and half the guests were staying in El Campo. Every shuttle ran early, the driver knew the gate, and nobody had to give directions after dark."
Bianca & Marc
Wedding near Boling
"We moved a crew from Hobby to a job site outside El Campo at two in the morning and the cars were staged and waiting. One invoice the next week instead of fifteen receipts."
Travis W.
Wharton County operations manager
From NRG Park on a Sunday to Hobby before sunrise, the cruise terminals in Galveston and the beach houses at Matagorda in July — our chauffeurs drive these roads every week. Flat quotes, real drive times, no surge pricing.
Matagorda & Sargent Beaches
Wharton → Matagorda County
South on TX-60 through Bay City to the dunes at Matagorda, the surf at Sargent and the fishing camps along the Intracoastal. One car for the whole group, with nobody driving back up TX-60 after a day in the sun.
NRG Park, the Rodeo & Houston
Wharton → Houston
North on US-59 / I-69 to NRG Stadium for the Texans and the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo, Minute Maid Park for the Astros, Toyota Center for the Rockets, plus the Medical Center and the Galleria.
Galveston Island & the Cruise Terminals
Wharton → Galveston
Down US-59 and TX-288 to the Harborside Drive cruise terminals, with luggage capacity for the whole party, or out to the seawall for a beach weekend on the island.
El Campo & the Rice Belt
Wharton → El Campo
Southwest on US-59 for the El Campo Rice Festival, Ricebird football, the gins and the rice dryers, and the family land running down toward Louise and Danevang.
Lake Texana, Edna & Jackson County
Wharton → Jackson County
South on TX-60 and TX-111 to the lake, the marinas and the state park, or down to Edna for the courthouse square and the ranch country between the Lavaca and the Navidad.
Sugar Land, Richmond & Fort Bend
Wharton → Fort Bend County
Northeast on US-59 for Sugar Land, Richmond, Rosenberg, the Brazos Town Center and the Grand Parkway offices. One flat rate from Wharton, with the chauffeur on standby.

Based in Wharton and on the road across the county every day — from Boling and East Bernard to El Campo, Louise, Danevang, Bay City, Matagorda, Sargent, Richmond, Sugar Land and Houston.
Wharton is the seat of Wharton County, sitting on the Colorado River where US-59 meets TX-60 — about sixty miles southwest of Houston, twenty-two miles northeast of El Campo, thirty-eight miles north of Bay City and fifty-five from the Gulf at Matagorda. The restored 1900 courthouse sits in the middle of town, Monterey Square around it holds the offices, the Plaza Theatre and the coffee shops that run the county, and past the last stop sign the roads turn to rice fields and ranch land running out toward Boling, Egypt and Glen Flora.
It is a town with two calendars running at once. On a weekday morning, half the county is moving northeast up US-59 / I-69 toward Houston, Sugar Land and the Grand Parkway plants, while the school buses work the routes out of Wharton, Boling and East Bernard. On a Saturday, the traffic runs the other way: NRG Park for the Texans or the Houston Rodeo, the beach at Matagorda and Sargent, the marinas at Lake Texana, and a US-59 that fills up with everyone coming home at once.
Then the seasons arrive. Fall brings the Wharton County Fair & Rodeo out at the fairgrounds in Crescent and Friday nights at Tiger Stadium, and October brings the El Campo Rice Festival about twenty minutes southwest. Spring is quinceañera and wedding season — Monterey Square, the halls in Boling and Danevang, the churches and the river-bottom venues. Summer belongs to Matagorda, Sargent, Palacios and the boat ramps, and hunting season fills the lease roads from November on.
We know the lines the map apps won't give you: US-59 to I-610 for Hobby instead of sitting through the downtown interchange, TX-288 down to the Galveston cruise terminals, the county road into El Campo that skips the construction on the highway, the gravel driveways behind the gates out past Pierce and Glen Flora, and the Bay City routing that gets you to the boat ramp before the tide turns. That local knowledge is why families in El Campo, Boling, East Bernard, Bay City and Matagorda call us instead of a Houston company that quotes from the Beltway and sends a driver who has never crossed the Colorado.
US-59 southwest
TX-60 south
US-59 / I-69 to I-610
US-59 / I-69 northeast
US-59 and the Grand Parkway
TX-60 and TX-35 to the Gulf
Wharton Dispatch
(832) 474-7948info@limosofwharton.comLimos of WhartonWe are based in Wharton, Texas, the seat of Wharton County, and cover the whole county — Boling, Hungerford, East Bernard, El Campo, Louise, Danevang, Pierce, Egypt and Glen Flora — plus Needville, Richmond, Rosenberg, Sugar Land, Bay City, Palacios, Matagorda, Sargent, Edna, Victoria, Columbus, Katy, Houston and Galveston. Airport transfers run from Wharton Regional (WHS) and Sugar Land Regional (SGR) to Houston Intercontinental (IAH), Hobby (HOU), Houston Executive (TME) and Victoria Regional (VCT).
Houston is about 60 miles northeast on US-59 / I-69, roughly 60 to 70 minutes depending on the time of day. Houston Hobby is about an hour and ten, Intercontinental about an hour and thirty, Sugar Land Regional about forty-five minutes, Bay City about forty minutes south on TX-60, Matagorda beach about fifty-five and the Galveston cruise terminals about an hour and fifty. Every quote is flat and includes fuel, tolls and standard gratuity.
It depends on the vehicle, the distance and how long you keep the chauffeur. A sedan transfer from Wharton to Hobby runs a fraction of a stretch limousine for a full wedding day, and hourly service is quoted per vehicle, not per passenger. Every quote is all-inclusive and confirmed before you book, with no surge pricing during the Wharton County Fair, prom season or a Texans home game.
Every year. The Wharton County Fair & Rodeo out at the fairgrounds in Crescent is one of the busiest weeks on our calendar, and we run families, groups and out-of-town guests between the grounds, Monterey Square and hotels in El Campo and Bay City. Friday night Wharton Tiger football at Tiger Stadium, graduation and homecoming are regular work too.
All three are regular work. NRG Park is about an hour northeast on US-59 / I-69 for the Texans, the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo, Astros games at Minute Maid Park and concerts. Kyle Field in College Station is about an hour and forty-five north. Groups of six to twenty-five ride together and the chauffeur holds the vehicle for the whole event.
Yes, and it is most of what we do from March through June. Monterey Square and the restored Wharton County Courthouse, the historic halls in Boling, East Bernard, Danevang and Glen Flora, ranch and barn venues along the Colorado River and the San Bernard bottom, plus the Richmond, Rosenberg and El Campo venues 30 to 40 minutes out. Any private ranch or family property in Wharton, Matagorda, Fort Bend, Colorado or Jackson County is quoted flat from Wharton.
Wharton High School, Boling, East Bernard, El Campo, Louise, Hungerford, Needville and students from Richmond, Rosenberg and Sugar Land. Parents get a confirmed pickup and drop-off time, a licensed chauffeur and a vehicle that stays with the group all night, with photo stops at Monterey Square built into the itinerary.
Every summer and through hunting season. Matagorda, Sargent, Palacios and the fishing camps along the Intracoastal fill up on weekends, and Lake Texana is a fifty-minute run for boat days and family reunions. Groups book a Sprinter or a shuttle bus so everyone rides together and nobody is hunting for parking on a two-lane beach road.
Yes. Executive sedans and SUVs for the plants and industrial sites along the Colorado River, the rice and ag operations between Wharton and El Campo, the hospital and medical offices, the Grand Parkway offices in Sugar Land and the Energy Corridor are all billed on one monthly account with a single point of contact. Standing orders for recurring flight and crew schedules are available.
Book four to six weeks ahead for weddings, quinceañeras, prom and graduation season. Wharton County Fair week in the fall, Texans home games, the El Campo Rice Festival and beach weekends in July fill first. Airport transfers and corporate travel can usually be confirmed the same day, and we answer the phone 24 hours a day.
Luxury sedans including the Cadillac XTS, Lincoln Continental and Mercedes-Benz S550; SUVs such as the Chevrolet Suburban, GMC Yukon Denali and Cadillac Escalade ESV; stretch limousines seating 10 to 18; limo and executive Sprinters for 8 to 14; a 24-passenger shuttle bus; and party buses for 20 to 25 guests.
Yes. Limos of Wharton is fully licensed, insured and DOT compliant in the State of Texas. Every chauffeur is background-checked, professionally trained and held to a dress code, and each vehicle is inspected and detailed before it leaves for a reservation.
Wharton, Wharton County & the Gulf Coast
Book online in minutes with an instant flat-rate quote, or call the Wharton dispatch line any hour of the day and we will build the route and the timing with you.