The manager was very helpful after our reservation was booked for the wrong three-day weekend and…read morethey were full. She managed to find us a couple spots over the 3 days and then moved a couple things, so we didn't even have to move at all. The place was nicely kept, and the other campers were very nice. I would definitely stay here again.

Perfect place. Wonderful pools and hot tub, great care goes into daily care of this park like…read moresetting.

I was a Winter Texan for the first time for January and February 2026 and I was very fortunate to…read morehave landed at Aloha Beach. The resort is tidy, very well taken care of, and quiet. Great location bordering the wildlife preserve! Walter and his crew were friendly, helpful, and attentive to my every request / need. I am already booked for the winter next year!

We are from Ohio and this is our second winter at Aloha Beach Resort. Last year we stayed 2 months…read moreand enjoyed it so much we are staying 3 months this winter. Walter, the owner and his staff: Eddie and Amy are friendly and efficient with any request. Last night Eddie hosted a poolside Superbowl party - just one of many reasons we love it here and will return next winter.

Sunset Ridge has some really nice and large concrete sites to park your rig, vehicles, boats, and…read moreeverything else you might bring along. The concrete streets are wider than average and make backing into your site a breeze. The grass around the sites is unbelievably lush and apparently watered by an underground seepage system that keeps the grass in good health. The grounds are maintained on a daily basis to keep everything trimmed to perfection. These are the highlights of our findings during our 9 week stay: - The pool is heated and hot tub worked most of our stay. It was still broken when we left. - The office/clubhouse is perpetually "coming soon", although they have no construction plans currently to build one. The office is located inside of a shipping container. - They sometimes erect a tent for gatherings, but stated they get destroyed by high winds on a regular basis. - They held potluck dinners in the fitness room during our stay, due to lack of any other facilities. - We were warned of past thefts when we arrived. Two thefts occurred on separate occasions during our stay and the "resort" sent out text messages to residents with tips from the local police department. - Stray dogs regularly roam the grounds. - There is no street lighting and building exterior lighting is off during most of the dark hours. Flashlights or headlamps are advised after dark. - Lawn maintenance is a constant irritant at the sites. It happens 6 days of the week, with 3-5 days that they would come through our site EACH WEEK. - The building is surrounded by SANDBURS. We picked them out of our shoes on a daily basis. - The air often smelled like sewer gas, most likely due to the nearby tidal basin. - Showers/restrooms are cleaned once a week, according to the manager. Daily would be more appropriate. - The high-speed internet located at each site was good. However, they don't provide a Wi-Fi Hotspot for use when away from your site (e.g. in fitness room). - They say Corpus Christi is the windiest city in the United States. We no longer doubt that statement. - While it is promoted as a "resort", it felt more like an RV park by the end of our stay there. Many "resort" amenities are perpetually "coming soon".

Excellent sites! Not sure why Yelp ninjas this park at 2.8 stars, but it deserves 4 or 5! Very…read moreclean, concrete sites with grass on all sides. Very wide and large. There is plenty of room between campers and we never felt closed in. Very happy with our two night stay. They have activities as well.

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!!

Fancy RV parking lot. They have paved and are working on renovating. Cute landscaping so it feels…read morenice. Lots of long term people here. TIGHT spots. Has a pool, definitely not heated. NO BATHROOMS and NO SHOWERS just so you know what you're signing up for. Accessibility is great. Views are nice. Road noise is high but not bad. High price for what you're actually getting. All things considered, it's safe, you get power and water. That's it.

Stayed here over the Thanksgiving holidays and let me tell you it was amazing. It was nice and…read morequiet clean and plenty of space available to park your RV

Great place to stay, very well maintained and managed. Walking distance to all the good restaurants…read moreand bars - but no-one walks in port-a. Its all go-carts and electric bikes - crazy

Wonderful place for 4 months in the winter, Jackie & Corey, Mgrs, are the nicest people and will do…read moreanything to make your stay better. Great location, close to everything. The facilities are very clean.

My family, including a service member and an immunocompromised 8-year-old recovering from stage 4…read morecancer, booked a 3-night stay for $3,600 using the website's pet-friendly filter. The property description gave zero indication that it was not pet-friendly. At no point during the search, booking, contract signing, or leading up to our stay was there any suggestion that pets were prohibited. Our pet is an FHA-certified service animal, legally protected under the Fair Housing Act (FHA), meaning we are not required to notify the property or pay any fee for its presence. Notification would have been a courtesy, not a legal obligation. Our stay became a nightmare when management attempted to illegally evict us from midnight to 2 a.m., claiming our service animal breached the contract. This was baseless, given the pet-friendly listing, and a direct violation of federal law, as service animals are exempt from pet restrictions. The harassment was relentless, waking our children, including an infant and our immunocompromised 8-year-old, causing significant distress. Management showed zero ability to de-escalate or handle the situation professionally. Initially, management tried to force us to move to a neighboring house that stunningly reeked of cigarettes, an unacceptable and health-threatening environment, especially for our immunocompromised child. When we refused, they offered a second "accommodation" at one-third the rental cost we paid--a filthy property infested with cockroaches and fire ants, grossly understocked, and unfit for habitation. We requested police assistance to clarify our rights, but the responding officers were shockingly incompetent, admitting they were "irritated to be called out." Instead of upholding the law, they threatened to arrest us if we didn't pack up and leave, despite this being an illegal eviction attempt without formal notice or court process. Management's excuse? The owner's child was "highly allergic to dogs." This raises the question: what would have changed between 2 a.m. and 9 a.m. the next morning? This justification was flimsy and irrelevant, given the property's pet-friendly marketing. Exhausted and traumatized, we checked out early after recovering some rest. The entire experience was unconscionable, marked by tactless, selfish owners and utterly inept property management who endangered our family's health and safety, particularly our immunocompromised child. We are demanding a full refund of the $3,600 due to the illegal eviction attempt, FHA violation, and uninhabitable conditions. I urgently warn others, especially those with service animals, pets, or vulnerable family members, to avoid Sunflower Beach Resorts and Residences at all costs. The owners and management's disregard for federal law, guest safety, and basic hospitality is deplorable. Save yourself the trauma and book elsewhere.

"Salty Wishes" at Sunflower Beach Resorts and Residences--More Like Salty Bitches!…read more Oh, do I have a treat for you! If you're craving a vacation where you're rudely awakened at midnight by a cigarette-smoking, shaggy middle-aged man dressed in dark clothing pounding on your windows like he's auditioning for a horror flick, then Sunflower Beach Resorts and Residences is the place to book! My family, including a service member and our immunocompromised 8-year-old recovering from stage 4 cancer, dropped a cool $3,600 for a 3-night stay directly through their website, lured by a pet-friendly filter that screamed, "Bring your furry friends!" Spoiler alert: the property description didn't whisper a single word about banning pets. Not during the search, not in the contract, not even in the lead-up to our stay. Nada. Zilch. Our pet? An FHA-certified service animal, protected by the Fair Housing Act, meaning we don't owe anyone a heads-up or a dime for its presence. But apparently, Sunflower's management missed that memo. Instead, they sent Shaggy McCigarette to stage an illegal eviction from midnight to 2 a.m., whining that our service animal "breached" the contract. Newsflash, geniuses: your own website markets this place as pet-friendly, so maybe check your own listings before you go all poltergeist on your guests. This stunt violated federal law faster than you can say "FHA," and it left our kids--including our infant and cancer-surviving 8-year-old--traumatized in the middle of the night. Management's conflict resolution skills? Nonexistent. They'd rather scream at you than read a law book. Their first "solution"? Shove us into a neighboring house that reeked of cigarettes so bad it could've doubled as an ashtray museum. Perfect for our immunocompromised kid, right? When we politely declined to choke on secondhand smoke, they "graciously" offered a second property at one-third the cost we paid--a real charmer crawling with cockroaches and fire ants, so understocked it made a haunted house look cozy. We called the police to sort out this circus, only to get Port Aransas's finest, who rolled up grumbling they were "irritated to be called out." Instead of defending our rights, they threatened to arrest us if we didn't pack up and drag our kids out at 2 a.m. Illegal much? Their excuse for this fiasco? The owner's kid is "highly allergic to dogs." Oh, please. What magical allergy cure was kicking in by 9 a.m. the next morning? Spare me. Exhausted, traumatized, and done with this clown show, we checked out early after catching a few hours of sleep in the roach motel. Sunflower's management and owners are the epitome of tactless, selfish, and utterly clueless, endangering our family--especially our immunocompromised child--with their reckless antics. We're demanding a full $3,600 refund for this illegal, discriminatory, and downright deplorable experience. If you love sleepless nights, health hazards, and management that makes a reality TV villain look competent, book with Sunflower Beach Resorts and Residences! For everyone else--especially those with service animals, pets, or vulnerable kids--run far, far away from this dumpster fire of a resort.

We loved our time at Gulf Shores! The condo was clean and spacious and had everything we needed…read more Loved having the beach so close and the pool was great! Can't wait to go back!

Everything about Gulf Shores is perfect. The beach is a few steps away on one side, the pool on the…read moreother. The place is so well-maintained and clean. Our condo was clean, comfortable and had everything we needed.