Stayed here 2 nites for family event. All new concrete sites but no amenities (no firing, picnic…read moretable, etc), tight sites but good grass (w/ sticker burs abundant), WiFi 2 bars in site 24 which is a west/ east backin. Water pressure good, FHU's w/ 50 amp, 3 bars on Verizon so you can stream on cellular service. WiFi not strong enough too. About 1/2 the sites are FTers w/ #22 winning yard of the month. Roads are concrete but very tight. Our 35' crossed the grad even though we were as far right as we could go. 40'+ rigs will have issues turning and backing in as all sites are back in w/utilities at the rear of the site.

I love the place. I love the location.I love the management and staff , they are awesome!…read moreWendy goes above and beyond to help out!

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.

Sunset Ridge has some really nice and large concrete sites to park your rig, vehicles, boats, and…read moreeverything else you might bring along. The concrete streets are wider than average and make backing into your site a breeze. The grass around the sites is unbelievably lush and apparently watered by an underground seepage system that keeps the grass in good health. The grounds are maintained on a daily basis to keep everything trimmed to perfection. These are the highlights of our findings during our 9 week stay: - The pool is heated and hot tub worked most of our stay. It was still broken when we left. - The office/clubhouse is perpetually "coming soon", although they have no construction plans currently to build one. The office is located inside of a shipping container. - They sometimes erect a tent for gatherings, but stated they get destroyed by high winds on a regular basis. - They held potluck dinners in the fitness room during our stay, due to lack of any other facilities. - We were warned of past thefts when we arrived. Two thefts occurred on separate occasions during our stay and the "resort" sent out text messages to residents with tips from the local police department. - Stray dogs regularly roam the grounds. - There is no street lighting and building exterior lighting is off during most of the dark hours. Flashlights or headlamps are advised after dark. - Lawn maintenance is a constant irritant at the sites. It happens 6 days of the week, with 3-5 days that they would come through our site EACH WEEK. - The building is surrounded by SANDBURS. We picked them out of our shoes on a daily basis. - The air often smelled like sewer gas, most likely due to the nearby tidal basin. - Showers/restrooms are cleaned once a week, according to the manager. Daily would be more appropriate. - The high-speed internet located at each site was good. However, they don't provide a Wi-Fi Hotspot for use when away from your site (e.g. in fitness room). - They say Corpus Christi is the windiest city in the United States. We no longer doubt that statement. - While it is promoted as a "resort", it felt more like an RV park by the end of our stay there. Many "resort" amenities are perpetually "coming soon".

Excellent sites! Not sure why Yelp ninjas this park at 2.8 stars, but it deserves 4 or 5! Very…read moreclean, concrete sites with grass on all sides. Very wide and large. There is plenty of room between campers and we never felt closed in. Very happy with our two night stay. They have activities as well.

Not a great place to stay for the money. Short stay might be ok. They charge for guests and will…read morehunt you down regarding it. They charge if you put your garbage out after 11 am.

My wife and I are former RV owners and we booked a "Cabin" at firefly. Three nights $607. I am 78…read moreand have mobility issues. When we checked in we found out that our cabin did not have a parking space near our unit. It was located 75 yards away. Then we did not have a thrash can in the bathroom. No Kleenex and only 2 wash cloths. The lady in the office said to walk up two flights of stairs to the office and exchange for clean ones. I made a trip to Walmart and bought a small trash can and Kleenex and some cheap wash cloths. You get texts reminding you if you have guests they must register and pay as well as other rules. As I write this we are one of 4 spots occupied out of 26. But I got a call from the office to move my car. DON'T STAY HERE!

if your a Veteran please read carefully before staying here or Colonial Del Ray RV Park. Im a…read morecareer retired Navy and disabled veteran. I've been living here here for over 7 years and was told two weeks before Christmas that the park does no longer wish to rent to me anymore. When asked "why" and to talk to the owner my, request was denied twice. They gave no reason for not letting me stay. So basically put me out in the streets. Also watch your electric. i've been over charged for electricity when working out town. if your a veteran or disabled you might want to go elsewhere.

A real dump, lots of scary old trailers, some with no roofs, some sunk down in soft ground for 30…read moreyrs...a lot of mobile homes mixed in, 1/3 trailers are not mobile after 20-30 yrs sitting. No amenities, only washeteria out front in small storefront. Too bad for CC, most are owned by same company, all are pretty sick parks.

Very clean nice concrete pads people are super. They've been more than helpful. Couldn't ask for…read morebetter host.

Anytime we come to Corpus Christi we book our stay with them! The office personal are very kind &…read morefriendly. They have clean facilities and the RV park is well kept!

The worst RV park ever !! Run down no bathhouse pool doesn't work Washeteria…read more condemned maintenance people don't do much . Never cut the grass or trim any trees . .

Not very well managed. Maintenance on an ego trip . Laundry out of service, been here over a year…read morepool has been out of service the entire time. Never mow the sites until they are so overgrown Would not recommend

Level concrete sites. Which was a good thing while we were there. For the first 3-4 nights,…read more20-30mph winds (we had to pull our camper slides in one night) and torrential rain. Not much to do in the park other than the beach or fishing. The waves on the beach were too much for me to swim. There is a lot to do as you're in Corpus Christi.

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.