Enchanted Oaks RV Park is a relatively new campground. They are located on the Highway 35 Bypass in Rockport, Texas with an easy on/easy off entrance. They are trying to preserve the natural beauty of the large live oaks on the property. The campsites are spacious and shady with concrete pads and patios. They are big rig accessible and have 50A service, septic, and very good well water.

The owners are very attuned to your needs, and will let you landscape your lots, etc. There is a great recreation hall with laundromat and full bathrooms, with a kitchen and restaurant. They have lots of plans for the park, including enlarging it, and paving the roads. Right now there are several pull thrus, and about 25 sites completed. They have Wi-Fi too.

We recently returned from 5 days at Top of the Hill RV Resort. The campground had wonderful views from all directions.

They had a great staff, a very clean pool, nice game room, and a community kitchen. The bathrooms were very nice… clean and well maintained. Did I mention that the staff was very very nice? It’s worth repeating. The campground is easy to find… just off Interstate 10, exit 533. It makes a great base for exploring San Antonio. They are open all year and have 103 full hookup sites.

The landscaping needs some help though. But we had no complaints! In fact, I recommend it.

We loved Canyon Lake RV Park this spring! It is very clean and we enjoyed the tropical atmosphere.

The campground has plenty of palm trees and with the lake the view is very nice.  The office staff was helpful and informative.  We decided to stay a few extra days. My husband found plenty of people to mix with, this is a blessing.

We love On The Beach RV Park…  it is small therefore pretty quiet. The landscaping is really quite beautiful with lots of flowers and even grass. The staff are friendly and helpful.

The sites are all full hookup (including cable tv) and they even have tent sites. The restrooms are locked at all times and need a key, but that is understandable considering how close they are to the beach. On nights when it isn’t so hot, you can keep your windows open and hears the waves, the park is that close to the water.

We booked our stay Oceanside RV Park for three nights only to find out that our reservation had been given away, without notice, to another RV’er that was booking for more nights. We were told that this was park policy but were not told several days earlier when we booked our reservation even though we offered a credit card to ensure that the reservation was held.  Bob, the park manager, said that a credit card was not necessary and assured us the reservation would be held. Fortunately, we were able to locate a space at another campground nearby and what a find it was!

We stayed at Lakefront Lodge this winter (2010) while traveling through South Texas and the Rio Grande Valley.

We had a very nice full-hookup site that was large and level with nice views of Falcon Lake. There’s a boat launch right in the park which makes it a great place to boat and fish. There’s some truly great bass fishing to be done here… and we saw many fisherman return with some of the largest bass you’ve ever seen.

Next time, we’re bringing our rods… and staying longer.

Bentsen Palm RV Park is a very highly rated campground by all the usual: Good Sam, TL, etc. We found it to be beautifully landscaped and very clean. There’s a large dog park and a nearby birding park which added to our interest.

We found this to be a mostly motor home/giant 5th wheel park of winter Texans who appeared to come for the whole season each year. There wasn’t much room for newcomers–social circles are pretty tight.

The thing that we liked least is not the park’s fault, but an issue for us. The park is very close to the border and Border Patrol helicopters flew at night frequently awakening us, back and forth. The newspaper was full of stories about shootings and there were tales in the park of having to go to the movie theater in the am so as to avoid your truck being stolen.

I suppose if you wanted to stay within the gates, wear ear plugs to bed, and venture out only in groups during the daylight this isn’t a problem. We like the Tex-Mex culture a lot–but this patch of ground seems to be under seige.

We stayed at Admiralty RV Resort several times in the past and it was really nice. I feel they have gone down hill since then. We had a reservation in June.

They now use extremely strong air fresheners & chemicals in ALL their buildings. (I’m very chemically sensitive.) They informed us that only one bath house was open only after they had taken our payment for the stay, and didn’t bother to tell us that the air conditioner in the open rest room wasn’t working or that people smoked in it.

They required that we park the trailer on one end of the pad or the other; in the middle wasn’t allowed,  so our sewer wouldn’t reach. We did plug into electricity for 45 min-1hr for our grandkids, at the urging of a park worker. We talked to the assisitant manager who said she understood our problem, as she has a relative who can’t be around perfume. She promised us a full refund and put it in writing on our receipt and said it had to be paid out by the manager. The manager put us off for several days, then told us they sent the refund check to our house. When it came, it was shorted $46.60. One night’s stay and a partial cancellation and credit card fee, and we didn’t even use a credit card to pay.

I would suggest you go to Blazing Star, down the street, or Traveler’s World , a little closer to town.

What a terrific find. Canyon Lake RV Park is so beautiful — it’s the only park we’ve ever stayed at with their own private island on their own large private lake.

We really enjoyed strolling out to relax under the gazebo on the island, and paddling around in the resort’s (free) paddle boats. Plus, the (Texas-shaped) swimming pool directly overlooks the lake. The whole place is neat and clean and the staff was really nice in helping us decide the best local places to visit (there’s lots to choose from). We did great day trips to the coast, and to Mexico.

We’d come back here again in a minute.