This was our home away from home for over three months and the wife & I really enjoyed our stay…read morewhile working near Bay City Texas. Very safe and relaxing place while working away from home.

We rented a cabin for the week end and it had just everything we needed. The price is very…read morereasonable for a family of 4. There is plenty of access to the water for fishing, a play ground for the kids and a swimming pool to cool off in. We had a great time here and we are definitely coming back.

Very nice RV park! Sonia in the front office was super sweet and accommodating! The grounds are…read morevery well kept, it's dog friendly with a small dog park, there are two fishing piers and it's peaceful! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Serendipity RV Resort. We needed an escape from the house after months of quarantining but didn't want to go somewhere jam packed with people, you know, doing that whole social distancing thing. I'm glad I found this place online. We got a nice spot that backed right up to the boat marina, though we didn't catch many fish in that spot it did make for a nice view. I liked how quiet the entire area was and how well kept the grounds were. Plenty of grassy areas for the dogs to walk and there were a couple poop stations that were conveniently located too. All in all, a great location and we definitely have plans to return. Thanks for the peaceful escape from our unfortunate new norm due to Covid.

Wow, just wow! I have never stayed in a chain hotel that was run like a family business and now…read morethat I have, I'm spoiled. The ladies that run the desk are just amazingly kind and accommodating. The whole facility is clean, and its not because this a newer property. Only the washer, drier, and some of the pool accessories show their age. The room was spotless, the AC performed perfectly, and the shower felt great after a morning on the beach. This is the first hotel I have been to since COVID19 started that has offered a breakfast better than granola bears and yogurt. Their eggs and sausage were good, coffee was acceptable, and the selections of things to toast and heat up was impressive. The only suggestion I would offer is the wording of the pet fee on corporate's booking website. It reads "Pet fee $25"; the reality is it is $25 per pet, per day. It changed nothing because I would have paid the $100 to be able to have our dogs, but it caught me by surprise on check in. Not the property's fault, just want to give a heads up. I full disclosure, I copied and pasted this from my Google review on this property.

We initially planned a trip here to camp of the beach and once we arrived, we discovered that…read moregetting an RV on the beach here is impossible, even though other online sites recommend it, you heard the truth here on Yelp... it's nearly impossible to pull an RV onto the beach without risking getting stuck in the sand of the entrance. They do allow you to overnight camp in the parking lot area. And there is a campground (for a fee) that is basically the same thing, but with water and electric hookups. We came expecting to boondock, so we had our own power and a full water tank, so the parking lot area was fine for us. There was one other RV in the same area, so we weren't the only ones and it definitely wasn't crowded. The beach area here runs along the Colorado River. The one lane entry point to the beach area from the parking lot has soft sand. It seems like a lot of the sand was placed there to deter people from driving onto the beach area. Once you reach the beach, the sand is solid and can easily withstand an RV. It's all in that entry point that made it iffy and we just didn't risk driving across, getting stuck and blocking in all of the people who were already parked there, on the beach just before sundown. The most amazing thing about the park is the view of the Colorado River, where it meets the Atlantic Ocean. I'm not sure what they call it, but there are huge square boulders placed as a dam of sorts. I walked all the way to the end right at sunset and watched the waves crash from the ocean onto the pier area, into the river. It was one most memorable moments of my entire two week road trip. The park itself has several covered pavilion/picnic areas. Each has a picnic table and a trash can. There is another pier area to the left of the park, I didn't walk along that way. Also, there is Matagorda Beach about a mile up the road. There you have access to the Atlantic Ocean, but you have to have a parking pass and it was super crowded. Here, at Jetty Park, you don't have to have a parking pass. There's also a nature center in the same parking lot area. It also has a gift shop. The attendant lady was super nice and informative about the area... she was the one who told me that I would need a parking pass to go to Matagorda Beach and that the closest place to purchase a parking pass was at Stanleys Grocery, just before the bridge.

Breakfast buffet was great. Service from Margie was superb! Will go again. Had great eggs, bacon,…read moreFrench toast, biscuits! All the awesome chocolate milk, OJ, coffee.

My wife and I genuinely love the secluded beach vibe. We did not want the over crowded loud music…read morecraziness that the more popular spots have. We walked over to the beach and across a small jetty and set up our chairs with no one in our vacinity The RV spot was clean and quiet and we are putting this spot on our list to visit again.

Awesome spot to go for a weekend on the beach! Enjoyed the easy access to the ocean and the…read morecalmness of the area where the RV park is. Would recommend to anyone with an RV