Nice people. A lot of activities for seniors. Organized card games. Terrific craft areas. Can learn glass fusing and slumping, stained glass, wood bowl turning, chucuterie board making, and more if you have or have not learned or had experience with each active area. The weather is great from December through April. Nice get away if you are from a northern climate. read more

The male manager was extremely rude when I told him I was visiting to walk my girlfriend's dogs. He showed zero professionalism and threatened to have me arrested. I have visited plenty of times and this has been the first this happened nor had it ever been communicated. I do not recommend to speak to him as he is rude and even yelled. His name is either even or Edwin if that's the real name. read more

Does not take care of lots in desperate need of new management the office workers don't know day from night terrible place read more

Tip O'texas Rv Resort - Haven't cut lot in a month needs new managers - Pharr, Texas

Always beautiful sunsets, whether you live here full time or are a winter Texan you'll never get tired of these sunsets read more

Tip O'texas Rv Resort - Isn't it beautiful - Pharr, Texas

I'm extremely disappointed that this park does not allow children. We are full time RVers visiting from Austin trying to visit family in the RGV. There should be an rv park doesn't allow seniors, so they can understand what it feels like to be discriminated against. Children are humans who deserve the same dignity and respect as adults. Human value isn't contingent upon age. Families with kids should get the same respect as couples who don't. It is not fair to assume that kids equate to loudness and disturbance. Some of the seniors we've met have been the loudest and inconsiderate people we've come across. That is some. I'm very upset about this. It's not okay. read more

The park is not a 55 and older. That changed a few years ago to a 18 and older. The grounds are fair with toNs of cockleburs. The internet is very weak when it is working. The pads are a lot of loss pe gravel. The grounds works don't seem to care if they hit your unit or vehicle with gravel while mowing and weed eating. Several windows broken. The park has potencial but also needs a lot of TLC. read more

Small lots, set up for long term winter Texans, 55 and older but we were there for a week in early April, after many winter Texans had left. Beautiful grounds and pool areas. Pools were pristine and landscaped beautifully. Zero litter in the whole park. Friendly residents, all retirees. Unreliable wifi, but retirees probably aren't so plugged in. A bit more expensive and upscale than other parks in the area. You get what you pay for. Very close to many naural areas, both state park and national wildlife areas. Be sure to go to Bentsen and Estero Llano state parks. read more

We came down for the winter, unfortunately Covid 19. Everything shut down even pools. Now we are expected to pay full season price which is ridiculous. We will have to decide if we are coming back for a third season. read more

The RV resort is very nice, but it is intended for retirees and snowbirds. We went for a week as a family with young children to spend vacation with Grandma. We were frustrated with many of the rules. Children are not allowed in the hot tub, and are not allowed into the billiards room. The only activity we could really do was swimming in the two pools. To be fair, the park is nice and offers a lot of activities (sewing, wood working, dancing weekly, card games, trips, etc), and free wifi throughout the property. The park is landscaped nicely with very pretty flowers all over. read more