I love the place. I love the location.I love the management and staff , they are awesome!…read moreWendy goes above and beyond to help out!

Stayed here 2 nites for family event. All new concrete sites but no amenities (no firing, picnic…read moretable, etc), tight sites but good grass (w/ sticker burs abundant), WiFi 2 bars in site 24 which is a west/ east backin. Water pressure good, FHU's w/ 50 amp, 3 bars on Verizon so you can stream on cellular service. WiFi not strong enough too. About 1/2 the sites are FTers w/ #22 winning yard of the month. Roads are concrete but very tight. Our 35' crossed the grad even though we were as far right as we could go. 40'+ rigs will have issues turning and backing in as all sites are back in w/utilities at the rear of the site.

Not much to look at but it's quiet! It is way out in the…read moreCotton fields and wind turbines. There are no bathrooms or showers. VERY minimal! There is a laundry room down the road a bit. There is also EVERYTHING you could need 15 minutes away in Portland. The folks running and maintaining the lot are very nice and friendly and helpful. We love Cotton Love RV Park

Had a fantastic stay at Cotton Love RV Park. Very quiet and peaceful. Larry and Susan were very…read moreaccommodating. I highly recommend staying there. Thanks Larry...

Thank You For providing a beautiful place to park our RV…read moreand enjoy your town. The staff is so kind, friendly and helpful. The grounds are well maintained, all the hard work shows. We will see y'all next year.

Great mom and pop location.... even for larger RV's. Staff was very helpful and the park is clean…read moreand very well taken care of. Location is perfect for exploring all Port A has to offer. We'll be back!!

Fabulous location and a management team that stays on top of what matters in keeping this place top…read morenotch. Pros: CLEAN heated pool & spa; Decent WiFi; well kept grounds and public spaces. Quiet times are enforced. Great for working folks and families. Close to Port A beaches, grocery stores and hardware stores. Cons: small showers/little to no privacy- these could use a makeover.

We have our RV here full time and the park is always kept clean and well maintained. The inner…read moreroads are wide and have plenty of space at the sites as well. Lots of activities going on throughout the year (mostly a few times a month). Holidays are celebrated with plenty of activities. They have a dog park, 3 catch and release fishing ponds, pickle ball, swimming pool, shuffleboard, and more.

Friendly people. Very accommodating. We have a 40' 5th wheel and the pull through was long enough…read morethat we could stay hooked up. We were there for one night on our way through. The pull throughs are narrow but the driveway is wide so getting in was not a problem. Nice grocery store within walking distance.

A very subpar place to stay... pool has a lingering sewer stench, laundry room is dusty, VERY…read moreunlevel sites, WiFi does not work to stream (will barely load a web page in some parts of the rv park). We get contacted by staff AT LEAST once a week (we've been here two months), and have only maybe broken a rule once, on accident. We won't stay here again!

Don't listen to the whiners, this is a great place. It's quiet, off the beaten path. Walk along the…read morebay, or hang out at the pool. We are winter Texans and this is our third year here and we love it. It's very clean, has a laundry room and a clubhouse for activites. They have weekly bingo and poker.

Level concrete sites. Which was a good thing while we were there. For the first 3-4 nights,…read more20-30mph winds (we had to pull our camper slides in one night) and torrential rain. Not much to do in the park other than the beach or fishing. The waves on the beach were too much for me to swim. There is a lot to do as you're in Corpus Christi.

This is our go-to spot every time my husband and I come to Corpus for a beach getaway. We've found…read morePadre Balli park isn't as crowded as others, and if you park by the pier (currently being restored from Hurricane Hannah), you can walk to the showers (rinse only - no soap or conditioner). Lots of people bring canopies, and we saw some that had bag holders for the canopies so your beach bag isn't full of sand on the bottom. We'd also advise a picnic/outdoor blanket to set stuff on and cup holders that go into the sand to hold your beverage. It's fun to watch the local surf school give lessons, and there are lots of locals/families.

Wonderful staff very helpful, well run ! Roughest entry road in the country! Consistently rougher…read moreeach time they work on it‍ they need professional help!

What an amazingly beautiful experience, with a great location! Patty at the front office was very…read morehelpful and the community is VERY friendly. Our family will return!