We have stayed at Drifters Resort for 8 years since our previous location was damaged during…read moreHarvey. Love staying there.. had booked multiple cabins at a time with family. I know they have recently been bought out. A few changes, no longer garage pickup or clean towels. That's not such a big deal but no coffee maker in the cabin and in all the years in the past: the security-cleaning deposit was given back into your account. Was informed today( after I had to call) that that was now included in your stay. That should have been made clear up front upon booking. We make it a diligent habit of thoroughly cleaning our cabin before we leave. Between no coffee maker and the other little perks, we were short changed in our stay this year. I have always taken your business cards and also word of mouth to promote this resort but I now have to think twice. Just not the same as before.

Managed by the maintaince crew. They make up rules as they go. You can't park your rig off the back…read moreof the pad making it impossible to find a sit that will fit your truck and car. The bathroom building for the back of the park has not been open for six years, waiting on maintenance crew.

It was a great price for a one night stay. However, when we got here it was at 9:30 pm. So we had…read moreto call the number given us to get our site number. The guy who answered wasn't used to people driving a far way for a quick stop so it seemed so he was a little flustered or surprised by our call. We are headed to South Padre Island and it's still over 3 hours away. We came from Colorado so we hauled some major butt to get to the coast. Super excited to see palm trees and ocean in the morning. I didn't give it 5 stars because we were never given the WIFI and the guy seemed surprised we came so late even when I told them that when I reserved my site online. We did get full hook up so that was nice.

Very clean and quiet with level sites. Enjoyed our stay. Host and hostess were very friendly.read more

We got a site on the beach!! It came with a casita/wind shelter with picnic table. Walked to the…read morelong pier. Very windy the time we spent here but sites are spacious and some not level at all, but all wort effort. Many very large rigs can hang out here and chill, bbq, and fish. Great spot! Texas did it again! Great spot. We pulled in on first come first served basis. And hikes in park too!

Heads up this is from a view of an overnight camper-…read more Me and my husband were looking for a place to camp near Houston for Christmas Eve night. We looked around Houston and everything was booked or rained out! So we found Goose Island and it had decent reviews! We decided to book a campsite for one night- our campsite was 201. When we arrived my goodness!! I've never seen so many deer - one minute outside of the park, there were about 5 deers hanging out- not scared of me or my car or the noises. It was beautiful! When we entered the park, we first was looking for our campsite and drove in many circles- it was in the "wooded area" so it was a bit hard to find! When we arrived it was around 3pm And we started setting up camp. I am thankful the parking was right in front of the campsite but also that whole area I think 201-204 Is shared. I was lucky it was Christmas so no one else Booked the area next to us but it wouldn't have been as fun if others did! We stayed overnight- everything went well as planned! One thing I didn't like the restrooms were driving distance or a longer walk away but this was an amazing weekend getaway for us! In the morning we checked out the pier area. It was nice and very different than our campsite area! Highly recommend this park even for a daytime park!

We stayed there for the winter, 5 months. Nov - Mar The staff was helpful and friendly. Some…read moresites are wider than others. You park on a pad. The people there are very friendly. Loved the pot luck and the special dinners. It's a great place if you fish. We fished from the sea wall. The only two things I didn't like about this place was the roads inside the park. When it rains it was very muddy. And the wind. It seems like it blew every day. The camper rocked all the time. We loved the park but it's not are cup of tea.

For all intents and purposes, there are two RV parks. The RV park that is described on the webpage,…read moreand then another park that is nowhere near the water. The RV park indicates that they have a kayak launch. This is not true as the launch has been adversely affected by hurricane Harvey The area that I am currently at has also been adversely affected by the storms the electricity and water dispersed from a 45° angle. The cost is fair, but I am disappointed. I have had to deal with mud. The reason is that there is no place for the water to drain. My tires are no longer black as mud has dried. The moment I get to my next destination I will have to pay to have 5th wheel and truck detailed.The bummer is no one here is overly concerned. is nothing outstanding, The maintenance men are helpful. The woman in the front office are not great. They do the minimum. I was suppose to stay here from January until June. I am leaving for a different park tomorrow February 1st.

Five stars. Total…read moreclose community vibes ... the staff and residents were super sweet. Puppies are welcome and pet owners were responsible. The park was quiet and gave an "at home" feeling. The grounds were clean and well maintained. The restrooms were also clean and fresh. Our 28 foot trailer easily whipped into our spot and the beautiful oak trees provided great shade. Price was on point. A super cute park was right next door ... all set with benches, bird watching, a fountain and pup waste bags. Winning! Five minutes from the beach, fishing, shops and dining. We'll definitely stay again ! Thank you for a fantastic family trip.

We are relatively new RVers and have no particular needs when we choose a park, other than if…read morepossible, we want it to be within walking distance of any water we're nearby, restaurants, sight seeing sites, etc. Typical tourist stuff. This park is in a residential area and is quiet and very low key. Al and Robyn are great hosts and are almost always on site. Another couple that fills in for them, Harley and Sara, were helping them when we got here so I did all of the reservations, etc. with them. So precious and friendly and helpful. Both couples are Texas friendly and will chat and answer any questions you might have. We ended up staying two months and if we didn't have more travel plans, we'd stay a lot longer. Sites are on the smaller side, and has concrete pads beside where you park, not concrete to park on. You actually park on sand and grass, or in some cases gravel, but we haven't had a problem with leveling. Hookups and sewer lines are all easy accessible. There are full time RV and mobile home dwellers as well. Everyone is chill, although there are some children and pets like you'd hear in a typical neighborhood. Quiet time rules are thankfully adhered to. The bathrooms, though clean, are not new and are in a cinderblock building with the laundry area between the men's and ladies rooms. Four washers, which accepts quarters, and Robyn will make change for if you need change, There are also four dryers, that dry like nothing I've ever seen. There isn't a pool or a workout room or morning coffee, although during the winter months, they offer coffee and donuts and give everyone a change to chat and catch up. The Rec Hall isn't top of the line, and is basically tables and chairs, along with a mail/package delivery area, small kitchen and a table for donating or picking up items that you may need. I personally think this is a fantastic idea, and more RV sites should consider it. If you travel full time in an RV, you're very aware of how quickly you pick up stuff you really don't need, or outgrow, and it is so refreshing to have the opportunity to recycle, reduce, and reuse. The Rec Hall is clean and well lit and surrounded by lovely pots of flowers. Monthly rates at time of writing were a little over $500 (plus electric) a month, which includes water, cable and internet. Internet isn't the best, but it works enough. There are always people out walking, sitting and watching each other. It is not gated, but every body keeps an eye out for each other. There are beautiful Live Oak trees throughout the park, although Hurricane Harvey took out a huge portion a few years ago. It's a short five minute walk to the downtown area, which includes pubs and shops, a great coffee shop and there are several artist studios as well. Wonderful birds chirping, a near constant breeze and friendly residents make this a hidden gem. PS--be sure to check out Zachary Taylor Park across the street, and say hello to The General, a 15 year old peacock that's the unofficial mascot of Taylor Oaks.

Perfect beach day--especially for families! The beach was…read moreclean and peaceful, especially since we visited during the week. The water was clear enough to see our feet (definitely not Galveston!), and the shallow area stretched far out, making it ideal for kids to splash and play safely in knee-deep water. We loved having a palapa for shade--it kept us cool all day. We brought our own chairs, which worked out great. Another big plus: parking was just steps from the sand, so there was no long trek with gear. Lots of swim area and space to spread out. We'll definitely be back!

I absolutely love Rockport Beach!…read more Whenever I feel like taking a break of the city and spending some time in nature, I like to come down to Rockport, TX. This small beach town is full of delicious restaurants and amazing people. However, one of my favorite things to do is going to their beach. As any Texas beach, their sand is rockier and can't be compared to a beach in the caribbean. However, I like that it is located within a bay so it's protected from huge waves which makes it great for kids. On our most recent trip there, the ocean tied was so low that the beach looked like a giant splash area, which my kiddo absolutely loved. The daily entrance fee for the beach is $10 and their yearly membership is $40. They do have public bathrooms and showers, but they are not the best. They also sell food and beverages inside the beach, but only during busy season (usually closed on weekdays). They also have a nice playground for the kiddos which is in the shape of a pirate ship. Also, please note the beach is not dog friendly, but service animals are allowed.

Too expensive for what they have to offer it was very expensive and hot…read more There was no water in the pond and everything is drying up no activity within the park and outside of the park looks like the ghetto really really dirty all around the neighborhood

The most unprofessionally run place I have ever seen. The campground is run down and unkempt. I…read morewas supposed to move into a motor home that I had put a deposit on 6 weeks prior, then the week of my move-in, after paying a rent that was too high for the condition the property was in, it was still filthy, the AC didn't work, the refrigerator/freezer didn't work, and the toilet didn't work. They had 6 weeks to get this motor home ready, but the owner just didn't care. I never actually moved in due to everything that was wrong, and the owner assured me he would refund my money, but is now dodging my phone calls and e-mails, and has not refunded my money. I would NEVER recommend this place under any circumstances! If I could post this without giving it any stars, I would.

Scary threatening Fulton oaks workers.I would never rent an rv space there.Funny I met other rvers…read morewho rented there before bit not know and said it is a difficult place to try and enjoy a winter holiday.They said we were lucky not renting from this management

Nice park and friendly. No pool, no internet. Nice showers…read moreand laundry. Big site . $35 ?