1 campground with availability this weekend
Camping near Alice, Texas includes options for RVs, motorhomes, or travel trailers. "The sites are wide and level and have full hookups with 30/50 amp. Good water pressure," noted one visitor about military facilities in the region. Several RV parks operate year-round, including Paisano RV & Mobile Home Park in Alice with electric, water, and sewer hookups. Wilderness Lakes RV Resort in Mathis accommodates both small and large rigs with concrete pads and full hookups including 50-amp service. The 281/242 RV Park offers 14 sites with electric, water, and sewer connections but has limited space. EZ Living RV Park provides water and electric hookups but received mixed reviews, with one visitor mentioning "not what it seems" regarding the facilities and noting loose dogs in the area.
Within 30 miles of Alice, seasonal considerations affect availability at several parks. During winter months, snowbirds increase occupancy rates at parks like Wilderness Lakes RV Resort, which one reviewer described as having "gravel roads but they are good roads" with speed bumps for safety. Most parks accept pets but have varying restrictions. Cell service is generally reliable throughout the region, with T-Mobile coverage reported as excellent at military facilities. Dump stations are available at most parks including Paisano and Wilderness Lakes. Nature's Own RV Resort in Kingsville provides big rig access with 50-amp service but lacks shower facilities according to their amenities list. Travelers should note that some parks have tight spacing between sites, particularly at Sea Breeze RV Community Resort where one reviewer mentioned sites being "skinny and short" with their 40-foot Class A barely fitting.
from $22 - $35 / night
"An affordable quiet campground on the lake in South Texas. Beautfiul oak trees and sites are nicely kept. A perfect place place to fish and very pet friendly. No extra fees for people or pets."
"Living rv park in Corpus Christi Texas for almost 3 months. It has a laundry room and mail room. Very quiet park. The people here have been very welcoming and will help you with anything."
from $35 - $45 / night
"Great campground tucked away by Corpus Christi lake near Mathis TX .. clean park .. friendly and quiet .. big office/gathering hall .. laundry .. salt water pool .. big lakes behind clubhouse.. with dock"
"We stayed here in a 40' fifth wheel for 2 winters. Loved the area . Driving distance to Corpus, Port Aransas, Padre, Victoria, King ranch, We visited all these places."
Available this weekend
from $50 - $430 / night
"Lots of full time military/GS/maintenance employees. Sites are backwards with all hookups on door side. Occasionally loud with jet noise when winds are from the N (underneath the downwind)."
"We stayed at Portland RV Park for a weekend while attending an event in downtown Corpus Christi, and the location couldn't have worked out better."
"It’s just down the street from the new public boat dock for easy access to the water."
from $40 / night
"Seawind RV Resort is a nice, no-frills RV resort in Riviera, Texas on Baffin Bay. The park is adjacent to the waterfront park, beaches, boat launches, and fishing piers."
"Fenced in with gate .. close to the bay and fishing .. friendly staff and campers .. wifi ok .. not great .. seafood restaurant 4 miles away .. $325 a month for December great price .. pickle ball .. skeet"
from $40 / night
"Well lighten up and loved the laundry room. The manager came out to settle up the next morning and even gave us a free rv mug for our stay. Pet friendly. Showers were nice & clean!"
"Nice quiet RV park, manager is nice."
from $25 - $350 / night
ScoutKind of an odd location. Sit next door to a cemetery, which I thought was kinda cool since I’m here on Halloween weekend. The staff is super friendly. Had a couple of issues and no response from management. Not the best maintained as far as roads and landscaping. Close to downtown
TravelerWe had a great stay at the park. We stayed there for 2 weeks for a baseball tournament. Has a wide, spacious area with plenty of room. There is also a bay area where you can fish and relax. The location is convenient, with easy access to the main road. Overall, a nice place to stay.
GuideWe stayed at Portland RV Park for a weekend while attending an event in downtown Corpus Christi, and the location couldn't have worked out better. It's just a quick drive across the bridge, but what really made this stay memorable was the water access. One morning I launched my kayak directly from the park and paddled across the bay to downtown Corpus Christi, tying up at one of the public docks. It's definitely not for inexperienced paddlers because of boat traffic and changing conditions, but if you're comfortable on the water, it's a really fun adventure. Even if you don't want to paddle across the bay, there's a brand-new public boat ramp just down the road on the same side of the highway. It has plenty of parking, floating docks, an excellent launch, and even a fish cleaning station, making this a fantastic place to stay if you bring a kayak or boat. The park itself was clean, quiet, and easy to access. The full hookups, reliable Wi-Fi, and contactless check-in made everything simple. I also noticed their monthly rates are an incredible value since they include electricity, water, sewer, trash, and Wi-Fi. It seems like a great option not only for a weekend like ours but also for anyone looking to spend an extended stay near Corpus Christi without paying resort prices. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in the area.
GuideWe stayed at Portland RV Park for a weekend while attending an event in downtown Corpus Christi, and the location worked out perfectly. It was an easy drive across the bridge, but what really made the trip memorable was discovering you can actually launch a kayak right from the property. I paddled across the bay and tied up at one of the downtown docks before heading to the event. I definitely wouldn't recommend it unless you're comfortable kayaking in open water and paying attention to boat traffic, but it was an awesome experience and a fun way to get into town. Even if kayaking isn't your thing, there's a brand-new public boat ramp and dock just down the road on the same side of the highway. It has plenty of parking, a nice launch, floating docks, and even a fish cleaning station, making it a great base camp for anglers and boaters. The park itself was clean, quiet, and well maintained, with full hookups and a very easy contactless check-in process. After seeing the property, it also struck me as an excellent option for longer stays. Their monthly rates are extremely competitive, and they include electricity, water, sewer, Wi-Fi, and trash, which is a fantastic value compared to many other parks in the area. We'll definitely stay here again the next time we're in the Corpus Christi area.
ScoutI have been at E.Z. Living rv park in Corpus Christi Texas for almost 3 months. It has a laundry room and mail room. Very quiet park. The people here have been very welcoming and will help you with anything. The owners are salt of the earth people who are very helpful and welcoming. The lake can be seen from the park and will take you about 4 minutes to walk to the water. Great people, great location. Will definitely revisit. 5 stars.
RangerThis is a city park and requires a free permit that you can obtain from city hall or request through email which ca be found on the city website. The park is clean enough and there are garbage cans and covered picnic tables. The spots are easy to access with packed gravel pads. The canal is interesting with bird and fish life but that’s about it. There is loud highway traffic but it’s a solid spot for an overnight. It was the perfect for some truck repair we needed to take care of.
TravelerWe have been dry camping for a week and needed a rv park to dump, fill , charge batteries and do laundry. I called several everything parks and they didn’t want short term stays or was full. This park was happy to have us. Everything is clean and well maintained.
TravelerClose to Kingsville pictures must be 20 years old. If you rent here you’re on your own manager will show up if you call take your money and leave electricity went out two hours after we got here and had to fix it myself no picnic tables pool is trashed laundry room full of broken machines right by a noisy highway jet noise from Naval Air Station practicing touch and goes quarter mile away from wastewater treatment plant
ScoutNice quiet RV park, manager is nice.
Camping options near Alice, Texas extend beyond traditional RV parks to include a variety of price points and amenities. The region sits in the South Texas Plains about 40 miles west of Corpus Christi at an elevation of approximately 200 feet. Summer temperatures regularly exceed 90°F while winter nights can occasionally drop below freezing, making spring and fall the most comfortable camping seasons.
Fishing opportunities: Sea Breeze RV Community Resort offers direct access to fishing piers with strong coastal catches. "The fishing is the best!" reports camper Whitney C., who appreciated the combination of water access and camp amenities.
Bay views: Campers staying near the coast can enjoy Gulf views and beach access from several parks. "It's got a beautiful view and you can see Corpus Christi from across the way, which is neat," notes Steph H. about the location benefits despite some limitations with site sizes.
Swimming facilities: During warmer months, pool access provides relief from South Texas heat. "They have a pool, it's nice and quiet at night time," mentions Whitney C. about Sea Breeze RV Community Resort, while other parks like Nature's Own RV Resort offer similar amenities though "hot tub and pool were not a great experience" according to one reviewer.
Social activities: Many parks in the region organize community events, especially during winter months. At Seawind RV Resort, campers appreciate the "pickle ball, skeet shooting, shuffle board, lots of planned activities, horse shoe, nature trail," according to Cris C.
Day trip access: The strategic location between Corpus Christi and inland attractions makes the area valuable for explorers. Mike D. from Wilderness Lakes RV Resort notes, "We stayed here in a 40' fifth wheel for 2 winters. Loved the area. Driving distance to Corpus, Port Aransas, Padre, Victoria, King ranch, We visited all these places."
Clean facilities: Well-maintained parks receive consistently positive reviews. "Bathrooms, showers, laundry are up to date & clean. Very nice game room, meeting area, and kitchen," reports Mike D. about Wilderness Lakes RV Resort, while don D. notes that at Nature's Own RV Resort, "Laundry was clean and reasonably priced."
Spacing constraints: Many RV parks have limited room between sites. "They are skinny and short. We barely fit our rig and truck in. The spots put you very close to your neighbor. Probably the closest we've ever been," cautions Steph H. about site dimensions at Sea Breeze.
Insect preparation: Coastal Texas camping requires bug protection. "Due to the location though, bring bug spray! We got eaten up by the mosquitoes even with bug spray - they are huge and there's a ton of them!" warns Steph H.
Ant issues: Multiple campers mention ant problems at various parks. "The ants are terrible. We ended up having an infestation of fire ants in our water bay that we're currently trying to get rid of. There are ants all over the park," notes one visitor who recommends bringing diatomaceous earth and fire ant killer.
Seasonal occupancy patterns: Winter brings significant population increases to area campgrounds. "The park is 90% full of people from one company," reports a long-term visitor at Mathis Motor Inn & RV Park, highlighting how corporate contracts can affect availability.
Pool facilities: Family-friendly swimming options exist at select locations. Pamela M. describes Sea Breeze RV Community Resort as "Family friendly, medium priced" with "facilities including fishing pier and swimming pool."
Pet accommodations: Most parks welcome pets with varying policies. "Pet friendly" mentions Larry T. about Mathis Motor Inn & RV Park, while Pamela M. notes a dedicated "pet run" at Sea Breeze RV Community Resort.
Safety considerations: Check park layouts for emergency access. Some parks have limited entry/exit points that could present challenges during evacuations, while others like Wilderness Lakes have "speed bumps (and a very alert security) keep the traffic at a good speed limit," according to Mike D.
Length restrictions: Big rig owners should confirm site dimensions before booking. "We have a 40 ft class a and we weren't sure we were going to fit," shares Steph H., emphasizing the importance of checking length and width specifications.
Monthly rates: Extended stays can offer significant discounts. Cris C. mentions "$325 a month for December great price" at Seawind RV Resort, while EZ Living RV Park offers "an affordable quiet campground on the lake in South Texas" according to Brandi B.
Road conditions: Interior park roads vary significantly in quality. "It has Gravel roads but they are good roads. Speed bumps keep the traffic at a good speed limit," notes Mike D. about Wilderness Lakes RV Resort, providing useful context for drivers of larger vehicles.
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