RV campgrounds near Sarita, Texas offer convenient stopover options between Corpus Christi and Brownsville. Located in Kenedy County with a semi-arid climate, Sarita experiences coastal winds year-round and summer temperatures averaging above 90°F from June through September. Winter visitors find mild conditions with daytime temperatures typically ranging from 65-75°F.
What to do
Beach activities: At Seawind RV Resort, campers enjoy easy access to fishing piers and beaches. "Adjacent to the waterfront park, beaches, boat launches, and fishing piers. Our site has views of the bay," notes a reviewer from Seawind RV Resort.
Wildlife observation: The Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge is approximately 45 miles south of Sarita, providing habitat for over 400 bird species. Campers at Shields Park NAS Recreation Site appreciate "beautiful views and lots of beach walking" according to one visitor.
Local seafood dining: Fresh Gulf seafood restaurants operate within short driving distance of most area campgrounds. "Seafood restaurant 4 miles away," mentions one camper staying at Seawind RV Resort, highlighting the convenient dining options.
What campers like
Organized recreation: Many parks offer scheduled activities for guests. "Pickle ball, skeet shooting, shuffle board, lots of planed activities, horse shoe, nature trail, beach and park next door," writes one Seawind RV Resort visitor describing the recreational amenities.
Fishing access: Baffin Bay provides excellent fishing opportunities directly accessible from several parks. "It's by a pier known for catching some good fish! Drum, trout, red," notes a Nature's Own RV Resort camper about nearby fishing spots.
Waterfront views: Several campgrounds offer direct bay views. "No matter where you park there is a nice view of the Bay," comments one camper about the layout at Shields Park. Another mentions, "The sunsets are amazing and walking the private beach daily is never tiring."
What you should know
Wind considerations: Persistent coastal winds affect campgrounds along the Gulf. One visitor to NAS RV Park Corpus Christi advises, "The winds here can reach 60 mph. Just prepare for it by never leaving awnings out."
Ground conditions: Several reviewers mention vegetation challenges at certain campgrounds. "Very nice campground if you don't take your dogs or walk barefoot. Lots of what I call goat head stickers," warns one camper about walking conditions.
Salt exposure: Proximity to saltwater affects vehicles and equipment. One camper notes, "If you don't want salt on your rigs don't come here. There are times when it's so thick you could use an ice scraper."
Connectivity: Internet access varies significantly between parks. At NAS RV Park, a camper reported, "Wi-Fi was nearly unusable but T-Mobile 5G was over 200Mbps down and perfect for working remotely."
Tips for camping with families
Laundry facilities: When traveling with children, accessible laundry becomes essential. "Laundry was clean and reasonably priced," notes a visitor to Love's RV Hookup-Kingsville.
Budget considerations: Monthly rates offer significant savings for extended stays. "$325 a month for December great price," mentions one camper about winter rates at Seawind RV Resort.
Pool availability: Swimming options vary between campgrounds. One reviewer comments, "Hot tub and pool were not a great experience," suggesting families should verify pool maintenance before booking.
Wildlife awareness: Insect management becomes important with children. A camper advises, "Ants, there are tons of them. I use citronella spray around our leveling gear and tires to deter them from living with us."
Tips from RVers
Site layout: Several parks have unusual hookup configurations. At Military Park Kingsville Naval Air Station, "Sites are backwards with all hookups on door side," reports one RVer about the setup.
Road conditions: Interior roads receive mixed reviews across parks. "Roads have quite a few potholes, unfortunately," notes one visitor to NAS RV Park, while another elaborates, "The roads really need to be repaired. Potholes are horrible in some areas."
Site spacing: Hatch RV Park receives positive comments about site size. "Level concrete pads full hook ups and very nice manager. Quiet place even when it was pretty full," according to one RVer appreciating the campground layout.
Big rig access: Several parks accommodate larger vehicles with appropriate sites. "The sites are wide and level and have full hookups with 30/50 amp," reports one camper, noting the spacious accommodations.
