The Pros: It's quiet and clean. There are a few large trees. The office girls were friendly. They…read morenotified us when the water was off several hours for repairs. Concerning: They require and photocopied ID for everyone in the RV. Why? "In case there's an emergency". I'm not happy about having my DL info out there. Could use improvement: The park's roads are patched and potholed and speed bumped. The showers have no table or hooks for your clothes. There is no recycling bin. Worst of all, the patches of grass are mostly thorny goathead briars that get stuck to your shoes and make life miserable in your RV. The park advertises spacious lots; maybe by 1940 standards, but not now. Most residents seem to be long-term, not travelers.

MANAGER is very RUDE and none understanding of people work schedule, office is always closing for…read moresome ungodly reason, no heat, no bathroom, fly in office, kitchen dirty, infested with mold, and excuse after excuse, roads are terrible, buildings are run down, all kinds of hidden fees, you better read paperwork twice to three times, this place is not worth the money 6-750.00 monthly.. I myself will not be back !! You have to pay extra for everything .. After working all night they called me around 9-10 am waking me up asking me to move a car that wasn't even associated with me.. loss of water many times in my 2 month stay. I had to bring to there attention that they had people parking In front of my camper , I could not even get to tongue of camper if I had to leave in case of emergency .. VERY DISSATISFIED !!

Great place to stay for work! Very basic RV park with very friendly staff, well maintained grounds…read moreand pool, and its close to downtown. Lived here for a year, cleaning up after Harvey. No major problem with noise, utilities or neighbors. WiFi was being upgraded when I was leaving, but the cable worked great.

Clean friendly relaxing resort. They even put out cones to reserve my parking. Direct marine…read moreaccess. Peaceful at night, oh and most of all not expensive.

This place was terrible! They waited for us to leave then took out more money than a months stay…read morecost on electric. I did the math and not sure how they math but it's not adding up. I think the manager is taking money out and into her own pockets. There are much nicer places in the area

This review is about the campground only. I would give the old section a rating of 1…read more The new part at $50 a night looks very nice and has water, sewer, electric. The older part at $25 a night is an absolute dump and has water and electric. There is a dump available right there. Sites are extremely close. Your picnic table is a few feet from the neighbor's table end to end with the RVs being parked on the outside of the tables putting them right between the RVs. If you want to sit at your table and eat or talk, you are just a few feet from your neighbor. The road is is horrible. Be careful of the big holes. There is a bathroom shower house in the old section but it is permanently shut down so you have to go to the one in the new section that is 3/10 of a mile away. Yes, I checked it. You cannot cut across the field as there is water flowing through it and very tall, at least waist high weeds. If you need a quick dump, fill, and place to spend the night and don't plan on leaving your RV it is tolerable. If you want a place to enjoy your spot, be outside, or even speak to each other without the neighbors 5 feet away, either pay $50 or move on. Just as an FYI they do have a coyote problem so do not leave pets or kids outside alone. This is not an isolated problem and is not just this spot. But is something to be aware of.

This is our go-to spot every time my husband and I come to Corpus for a beach getaway. We've found…read morePadre Balli park isn't as crowded as others, and if you park by the pier (currently being restored from Hurricane Hannah), you can walk to the showers (rinse only - no soap or conditioner). Lots of people bring canopies, and we saw some that had bag holders for the canopies so your beach bag isn't full of sand on the bottom. We'd also advise a picnic/outdoor blanket to set stuff on and cup holders that go into the sand to hold your beverage. It's fun to watch the local surf school give lessons, and there are lots of locals/families.

Fancy RV parking lot. They have paved and are working on renovating. Cute landscaping so it feels…read morenice. Lots of long term people here. TIGHT spots. Has a pool, definitely not heated. NO BATHROOMS and NO SHOWERS just so you know what you're signing up for. Accessibility is great. Views are nice. Road noise is high but not bad. High price for what you're actually getting. All things considered, it's safe, you get power and water. That's it.

Stayed here over the Thanksgiving holidays and let me tell you it was amazing. It was nice and…read morequiet clean and plenty of space available to park your RV

This KOA has since been sold and is now managed by a competitor. But here's our review of our stay…read more We arrived at the resort during a light rain our truck and trailer making it's way down the road dodging large and small puddles as we turned into the staging area. Our arrival and site assignment simple. We backed into our bay view space and set up for our week stay. First the park is perfect a outstanding view of the inland waterway into Corpus Christy harbors and Bay. My sister lives close by and came to breakfast several times during our stay and joined us for the typical tourist attractions of the area. The pro and cons of our stay. PRO'S there's a small local dive bar one block from the front gate. There's a food truck outside to die for. Top the with live music and our stay was truly a good time. Cons We can't stop this time but will when we will again soon. The new owners and management people are very nice and the dive bar and food truck are a huge draw.

The staff is super friendly and the park and office area are always very clean. We always have a…read morenice time here.

Not much to look at but it's quiet! It is way out in the…read moreCotton fields and wind turbines. There are no bathrooms or showers. VERY minimal! There is a laundry room down the road a bit. There is also EVERYTHING you could need 15 minutes away in Portland. The folks running and maintaining the lot are very nice and friendly and helpful. We love Cotton Love RV Park

Had a fantastic stay at Cotton Love RV Park. Very quiet and peaceful. Larry and Susan were very…read moreaccommodating. I highly recommend staying there. Thanks Larry...

Perfect place. Wonderful pools and hot tub, great care goes into daily care of this park like…read moresetting.

Port A RV Resort has been, and still is an attractive and well kept resort. That being said, this…read moresummer has not been very enjoyable. With the advent of Bluetooth speakers, the pools are no longer relaxing. In regards to the pools, I've also noticed large groups forcing other guests out, by way of loud music, and actually encroaching on their personal space. Excessive noise after quiet hour was also an issue. The park staff has had to deal with disrespectful and aggressive guests while trying to do their jobs with no repercussions. It was the Wild Wild West

The website is misleading. I was told by the property manager, Brenda that I needed to have a…read morebackground check for criminal history performed prior to moving my RV on site. It was not a background check for criminal history. It was for rental history. It was clear I was not leasing a mobile home on the property. I was seeking a spot for my RV. This site is in very poor condition. Serval RVs on site should be condemned. I request to speak with the owner of the site because it is clear that I should have been refunded my money for the criminal background check that was never performed. Brenda showed up on site the day I arrived asking if I liked the property? I asked her if she thought the website reflected what the site looked like, she had no answer. Stay away from this location.

Really Nice Management and Very Cheap Prices. Cannot Beat This!read more