This is a hard day for me because I really love this park and hate to leave. Financial reasons make…read moresome hard decisions for you.. The people here are fantastic and management is the best. Having stayed in parks from Seattle to here, I don't say that lightly. The beautiful oak trees provided a neverending stream of unique birds that were very amusing. The proximity to the gulf provided a great place to relax with a cool breeze. Scanning other parks close by showed us another beautiful place with a 450.00all inclusive rent. We are grandfathered in so our rent won't ever change. As a cancer patient I make several trips for treatment in Houston. There is a clinic close by. Fuel prices are .30less in the area and that adds up. On fixed incomes, this made the move too hard to resist. So with a heavy heart I leave this review and move on. Love to all. Mike and Rosie

From the owner: Discover Plantation Oaks RV Park, a peaceful family-owned campground, boasts over 5-1/2 acres of…read moremature, majestic oak trees, providing an abundance of shade with a hush of serenity throughout our grounds. We are the only RV park within the city limits, so we offer the added benefits of city water, trash and emergency services. We proudly host many long-term residents and repeat guests with our 103 shaded RV sites, offering accommodations for various RV sizes. We offer adequate space for vehicle parking, 30 and 50amp electric, and Wi-Fi throughout. Our on-site manager is on hand to assist you with any questions or needs you may have.

I was feeling a bit beaten down by the urban sprawl so taking advantage of my school holiday I…read morerandomly chose brazoria for a visit. It did not disappoint at all!! I read online that the best time to visit is around dusk or dawn, but we only managed to make it around 2pm, so we decided to head on to Galveston and come back around dusk. It's quite remote so be sure to fuel up (nearest gas station is around 20 miles away). Around 2pm we drove thru the gate and after driving about 3 miles we encountered the discovery center. We got out and walked around. There is a paved hiking path around the discovery center which takes you through some of the freshwater marshland and a "songbird hike". The paved path disappears after a few hundred feet and you are left to bushwhack through the remainder of the hiking path. Because of the heat (most of this area is in direct sun) and aggressive mosquitos we turned around after the paved area and went back to the car. However, the calls of many songbirds were audible. From this point you can keep driving and go on the auto tour, pay attention to the signage which directs you into the 7mile auto tour loop. You can pull off at any time on the auto tour to get out and enjoy the view! Because the road here is not paved, I don't recommend driving faster than 10 mph as that kicks up a lot of dust which gets all over your car. At the end of the tour, you can check out "Roger's pond" which is a brackish pond. The highlight of the tour is the salt marshes which you can see around the first couple miles of the loop. After Roger's pond, you have to turn around, then you can take the refuge exit paths to leave the refuge. The gates to the refuge close at dusk and open at dawn-- we cut it close on our return trip and left around 7:30, but we were still able to escape successfully. We saw a lot more wildlife in the salt marshes upon our return, including lots of roseate spoonbills and egrets. However there were a lot of mosquitos at dusk so definitely wear long pants and long sleeves to avoid being eaten up!

I have a real soft spot for Alligators. And Brazilian National Wildlife Refugee is doing great work…read morein providing these big reptiles a home. You will see Alligators in this park! There was a little guy under the boardwalk right next to the parking and picnic area and lots of large gators on the driving tour. Highly recommend saying hi... just be respectful and don't approach or try to feel them.

We loved coming to this place. It is only 6 units for the hotel portion but you are right on the…read morebeach. Such a great location and was pretty quiet at night. They had a community firepit we didnt get a chance to enjoy but just had such a wonderful experience. The staff was really nice an accommodating. We already booked for March and want to book sooner! Note: This is a small place with limited staff, please be patient with any needs.

We used this resort for a family reunion. It was the perfect location to hold our entire family…read more The service we received for the weekend was top notch and every detail thought of for our large, multi generational group. The staff was professional and exceeded all expectations. We will definitely use again. It is becoming THE destination on the island. Thank you Ralph and Amy for a memorable event in Surfside!

This place is awesome rent $440 a month plus electricity with free WiFi and it's a gated community.read more

Dezan family People…read moreare friendly and welcoming. The park is clean and have nice concrete pads. Reasonable rates. Staff was helpful and available when needed. Location was convenient and close to the gulf beaches. I would definitely come back if I'm in the area again.

Absolutely the best beach bar none Wild and wooly natural…read moreand free Just like beaches of yonder!drive to get here and definitely stop in when near!

I didn't check out the restrooms but we went to the drive-on part of Quintana Beach. It's…read moreconvenient to be able to park on the beach and hang out with easy access to your car and all your gear. However, compared to Surfside Beach, it seemed to have more trash on and next to the sand, and the sand was hard packed - maybe good for running, sunning yourself, playing games, but not ideal for kids who want to play with the sand and make sand castles for example.

$15 dollar parking for the day or $30 for the year. We came and enjoyed volleyball, barbecue and…read moreuno for a nice windy Sunday. Waters are very murky and it was dead blue jellyfish everywhere. Tide was very high coming in, never seen the water so close to the cars. But I wouldn't dare drive a car on that sand. I see people get stuck all the time. It's regular parking at the entrance tho. I love how clean it is and they passed out trash bags to each car. New (not fun) fact... it's rattle snakes at surf side.

I much prefer Surfside beach to Galveston Beach. If you have dogs and you like to bring them with…read moreyou to the beach, this beach is for you. This is very dog friendly and you can pull your car right up to the beach. You do have to keep your dogs on a leash as there are people circling to make sure that you do. I just bring a really long leash for them to be able to run around. My dogs like to run into the water so i have a long leash. Only downside is they don't have really plush sand. So if you go to the beach for the fluffy sand, this is not the place to go. But if you want no nonsense hassle or you don't have to carry all of your stuff miles to the beach just to find a good spot then you would like this beach. Note: there is free parking but we just ended up paying the $15 a day parking because we can pull right up on the beach. They do have an annual option to pay $30 for the whole year which I do think it's worth it if you go more than a couple times a year.

Very cleanThe pool was very nice and it also gated. There is a laundry room and game room. I did…read morewalk around the property and it's about 1 mile. Thanks

Clean well maintained property; pool and hot tub were clean and adult only from 8-10p…read more Golf carts for rent Several covered areas with gas grills, refrigerators, and sinks - clean! Washateria clean and well maintained Shower rooms clean and well kept On property catch and release fishing Dog walk areas and a Dog wash

Bryan Beach is a long stretch of sand in Brazoria County along the coast starting southwest of the…read moreQuintana pier and ending at the Brazos river mouth. For decades, it was an unincorporated part of the county with no local government or emergency services. It was a free, barren, no-man's land. It was a semblance of the Wild West and, we liked it that way! Nowadays, I believed it's been annexed by the Port of Freeport. Bryan Beach is a lot of different things. It's possibly the ugliest beach in the world. Definitely, the ugliest in Texas. At the same time, it can reveal great beauty (mostly when the lights are off). It's a quickly eroding coastline, barely able to drive on or pitch a tent on. Fishing is great. Of course, you might want to catch and release as the river mouth passes a terrifying amount of pesticides, fertilizers, and God knows what else. Rip currents and an abundance of sharks make swimming dangerous. There's also sometimes dangerous people there. It's really a blank canvas. You can make it whatever you want. I've had incredible beach parties there in the past. Huge bonfires, cooking up dinner, camping out, insane amounts of alcohol.... With the right group, you can have the time of your life there. Maybe it's a weird portal to another dimension. Who knows? Bryan Beach is what you make it.

We had a great time! Plenty of shells to collect for those who like to go hunting for shells.read more

Fantastic location!! The restaurant had decent food. Rv locals were very friendly! Loved it was pet…read morefriendly.

Just finished a 6 night stay and LOVED it here! It's a great and simple beach getaway. Quaint…read morelittle beach town that is perfect for relaxing on the beach every day. Employees at the RV park were all very nice. It's also pet friendly. We loved camping within walking distance from the beach and the bar and grill which has live music at night Thursday through Saturday. It was also awesome that we could leave our tent set up on the beach to save our spot each day!