The food is AWFUL! Our kids were complaining and hungry. The facilities were not nice at all, two…read moreof our girl dorms had broken toilets for days before getting them fixed and our boys had broken water fountains. The staff was also very slow and not attentive to the water stations. We had many students come down with heat exhaustion because they weren't refilling the water enough. They didn't properly staff the water activities so the lines were super long and our students didn't get to do things. There also is not a lot to do on the campus, our students got very bored. Overall an awful experience with camp staff being rude and not very hospitable. I will definitely never return and encourage other groups to not attend.

Stayed there 3 summers in the early 1950s . Probably saved my sanity , getting this kid away from…read morean abusive mother and her boyfriend . Took my wife and children to see the camp in the early 1970s when I moved back to Texas after the Army . Place still looked the same , other than the fact that the craft shop had been converted into a gift shop . Loved the place and the people who took the time to spend with us . God bless , all . John Armstrong , Walker , California .

From Galveston on my way to Rockport TX This is a very…read moresmall town...not sure what people do here for work or what little town they go to to work. Stopped at Bucee's for the RR.

Itty bitty town about 15 miles or 20 minutes away from the refineries. When you drive through you…read morewill feel like you've been transformed into the town of Mayberry, does that whistling come to your head? Bay City is in Matagorda County, Texas. It is the county seat of Matagorda County and it has a population census of 17,509 since 2013. If you've ever been to Nederland Texas then you might feel like this is a good copy of that town. Most of the stores here are surprisingly up to date but on a much smaller scale than your local larger city like Houston. There is however a newly renovated Walmart that I would say could be classified as a supercenter. Do not expect the Bay City Rollers to be performing here and also expect to see a few large buildings empty and/or closed down when you get out of the main streets that would make you feel that this is the downtown of Bay City.

We initially planned a trip here to camp of the beach and once we arrived, we discovered that…read moregetting an RV on the beach here is impossible, even though other online sites recommend it, you heard the truth here on Yelp... it's nearly impossible to pull an RV onto the beach without risking getting stuck in the sand of the entrance. They do allow you to overnight camp in the parking lot area. And there is a campground (for a fee) that is basically the same thing, but with water and electric hookups. We came expecting to boondock, so we had our own power and a full water tank, so the parking lot area was fine for us. There was one other RV in the same area, so we weren't the only ones and it definitely wasn't crowded. The beach area here runs along the Colorado River. The one lane entry point to the beach area from the parking lot has soft sand. It seems like a lot of the sand was placed there to deter people from driving onto the beach area. Once you reach the beach, the sand is solid and can easily withstand an RV. It's all in that entry point that made it iffy and we just didn't risk driving across, getting stuck and blocking in all of the people who were already parked there, on the beach just before sundown. The most amazing thing about the park is the view of the Colorado River, where it meets the Atlantic Ocean. I'm not sure what they call it, but there are huge square boulders placed as a dam of sorts. I walked all the way to the end right at sunset and watched the waves crash from the ocean onto the pier area, into the river. It was one most memorable moments of my entire two week road trip. The park itself has several covered pavilion/picnic areas. Each has a picnic table and a trash can. There is another pier area to the left of the park, I didn't walk along that way. Also, there is Matagorda Beach about a mile up the road. There you have access to the Atlantic Ocean, but you have to have a parking pass and it was super crowded. Here, at Jetty Park, you don't have to have a parking pass. There's also a nature center in the same parking lot area. It also has a gift shop. The attendant lady was super nice and informative about the area... she was the one who told me that I would need a parking pass to go to Matagorda Beach and that the closest place to purchase a parking pass was at Stanleys Grocery, just before the bridge.

Last Memorial Weekend, my old college buds and I went fishing with Redfish Raymond. He knew his…read morestuff and led us to a great day of fishing. We all caught our limit and caught a huge Bull Red that my bud JJ fought for 15 minutes. We were looking at using Redfish Raymond again this year but I guess the word is out and he is booked.

I go there and know the owners they are very nice and help with all your problems they also can…read moreorder you stuff that you need for a reasonable price

The course needs some help. I hadn't played it in years and sorry to say it has declined a great…read moredeal.

Great customer service, good practice area and Good track! A lot of money games on a daily basis…read moretoo.

What a great experience hunting with Captain Dwayne at the arrowhead ranch for spring turkey 2019…read more 1st evening of the hunt Captain Dwayne called in a huge tom with 25 yards of the blind; unfortunately I missed the shot, lol. Much to my surprise, instead of getting angry or upset, he busted his butt for the next two days to get me back on a tom. That's what impressed me the most about this hunt, when my hunt should be over he just worked harder for me. The accommodations were top of the line and we were fed and treated like kings. I can't say enough great things about Captain Dwayne and Tim with how they run their business.

Along the highway we saw a sign for this place as a birding area and pulled off. It was a nice…read morelittle boat ramp spot on a creek where there was odd floating vegetation that was pretty cool. We saw several birds here including egrets, a heron, a Broad-winged Hawk, Bank Swallows, a Northern Harrier, and an Eastern Kingbird. Worth the stop if you're a birder looking for a quick little viewing area, but there are a lot more spots on the Calhoun Loop that are even better so don't fret if you miss it.