We were looking for beach camping without the worry of getting stuck or having enough room for our rig (72’ RV+Stacker)This place did not disappoint . Plenty of room hard pack and Beautiful . We purchased our permit at Circle-K $12. For a yr beach permit well worth it $500. Fine without. Easy access on and off from E ave G. Enjoyed the sounds of waves, sea breeze and occasional . thunderstorms. This place gets busy with beach goers and traffic lots of golf carts that you can rent. We will definitely be back .

Easy access to parking, picked up our permit at a Strpes Station in town. Walk out your door to sunrise and the beautiful wide beaches. We were lucky to arrive early for the Kite Festival because the weather leading up to festival was better than the Festival Day itself. Met lots of nice people, the beach and parking can get a little busy, but when it is just the RVs left at the end of the day it is nice and quiet. We felt comfortable and safe.

Tip: if Grannie’s Tamales comes by in their little white van selling fresh tamales…say YES they are delicious!
We will surely be back. Beautiful visit! You can walk for days and I almost forgot to mention the Bollard Buddies/Yarn Bombing of the bollards by the pier. Hundreds of them…very creative and fun.

This place is amazing. I would stay a month if I could. Nice sand, close to town. Just want to say there were no coyotes and no crazy meter maid as stated in other comments. Only giving it a 4 because of all the confusing info on length of stay. You can dump and fill at I B Magee beach county park for $10 cash preferred. They are there 8am to 6pm

Wonderfully beach aside camping all along the beach road. Very busy during school holidays like spring break.

Great on the beach camping. $12/yr. You have to move every 3 days. Got very busy during spring break weekend, otherwise quiet

Great spot to pull up set a tent up or pull your own camper in. Just get a $12 parking permit at the stripes gas station and you're good to stay over night!

This is our second time to Boondock on the beach. We were at marker 25 and once again thoroughly enjoyed it. It was Labor Day weekend so it was PACKED. People will pile in on top of you, but that’s the way it is. Not enough beach for so many people. The meter maid lady will harass you endlessly, but we just ignored her and continued having fun. There is a 3 night maximum in a 21 day period. Don’t try to outsmart the meter maid. She takes pictures of license plates and writes down the departure dates. She enjoys enforcing the rules.

We are Boondocking at MM 27 there are of course no hookups but I.B Magee allows you to dump and fill your tanks for $10. People pile on top of you during the day and we got a $281 ticket for parking parallel to the beach (we thought you only had to be perpendicular at the posts). That’s all the bad. Literally it. The beach is beautiful, the breeze is so nice we didn’t even run our generator during the day, the people are so fun, and the luxury of not packing our stuff up to drive to the beach every day is wonderful. We are already planning our next trip.

Port Aransas offers miles of beach designated for camping and day use. You must have a beach camping permit to stay overnight. Weekends get a little crowded during the day, but it quiets down in the afternoon.

Watch out for coyotes! They are everywhere and can be aggressive. We had at least 5 in the area, but they never came closer than about 50ft away.

Beach camping at its best. You can camp for a maximum of the nights with a permit that costs $12.

$12 a year to camp on a beautiful and clean beach any time I want? Yes please! Just spent the weekend on the beach at Access Road 1A. Wasn’t over crowded and the beach was well maintained. Wind and rain rocked us to sleep in the RV and woke up to a cool breeze with clear sunny skies. Setting up the Friday morning before hand gave us first pick at a spot closer to the water. We will be back as often as possible.

Was here for 2 days fantastic place ....alittle rainy and overcast but very windy. Very hard packed sand no trouble driving anywhere on it

Some areas are less populated than others. Multiple beach access points. Beautiful sunsets. Be sure to have the annual parking permit. Be ready to deal with fine sand in your rv and everything.

$12 you can buy a yearly Beach Parking pass and can boondock on the beach for up to three days. These beaches are incredible and the City is constantly making it look nice. You can drive and camp on the beach. Our favorite part was having a bonfire on the beach at sunset.

Beautiful beaches, some of the clearest water you will find in Texas. Head towards the state park for quieter crowds. Swim at your own risk! State park down the road offers tables, grills, water hook ups, showers and restrooms. Trash cans are available along the beach.

Loved the community

This is right on the beach with hard packed sand. Hard enough to hold large RV's. A beach parking permit is needed and can be picked up at the local Stripes gas station. Currently the permit is $12 for a year. However, parking in the same spot for a few days are allowed then you need to move. There are miles of beach to move to. Only Port a pots in the parking areas, no other facilities.

Beach camping and the state park is still closed. Unknown when it may reopen. Still lots of devastation from Harvey. Although on the road to recovery.

Port Aransas Beach On Rt 361 Texas near Corpus Christi. This entire area is awesome and windy :)

Worth the drive and you can easily spend a week here and not visit all of the areas.